Stockfish passes the Turing test with a savage takedown in 26 moves.
When a chess computer passes the Turing test, you may expect it to play a long maneuvering game in the style of Petrosian or play the endgame like Magnus, but the way Stockfish wins here resembles Morphy, Tal, and Rapport in the originality of the attack.
This is from the computer chess championship in 2019. White sacrifices a piece first, but Black annihilates the queenside with a series of sacrifices (16...Bxb2, 19...Nxc2, 24...Rb3+) and quiet moves (15...Ba3, 17...Qa4, 21...Bf6)
