I've seen reports of GPT-4 being able to play a legal, half-decent game of chess. Has anyone tried to play Go with it?

Can you play go with me?

As an AI text-based model, I'm unable to directly interact with you in a game of Go. However, I can provide you with advice, strategies, and tips to help you improve your Go skills. If you have any questions about the game or would like to discuss specific moves, feel free to ask.

Can you play a text based version of go with me?

Although it will be quite challenging to play a full game of Go through text, we can certainly try a simple version using a smaller board (such as a 5x5 or 9x9 board). We can use coordinates to represent the moves.

For a 5x5 board, the coordinates will be as follows:

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A B C D E
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You can be Black (B), and I'll be White (W). As the Black player, you go first. To make a move, specify the coordinates (e.g., "B2"). Remember to follow the standard Go rules, and let me know if you need any help.

The prompt limit would be a hazzle too. GPT-3.5 plays on 19x19 and uses a reasonable opening for the first four moves or so. After that ...

GPT-3.5 can't play chess, but GPT-4 mostly can. I was just wondering if a similar jump can be seen in Go.