arXiv 2610.03695 · cs.CL · 2026-10-02
Language Models that Play Chess and Explain Their Moves
Adithya Bhaskar, Jeffrey Cheng, Danqi Chen
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In latest · #266 Added on 2026-10-26
One-line takeaway
Queen is a 4B chess-language model that explains its moves and plans while playing at typical Grandmaster level, connecting a chess encoder to an instruction-tuned LM via cross-attention and training with a QA curriculum and iterative distillation.
Queen 是一个 40 亿参数的国际象棋语言模型,能边下棋边解释着法和计划,棋力达到一般特级大师水平;它通过交叉注意力把象棋编码器接到指令微调语言模型上,并用问答课程和迭代蒸馏训练。
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