Discussion
What is the risk of training purely by self play?
Answer: D
A pair of identical programs may settle into a narrow style, becoming excellent against each other and vulnerable to strategies neither explores. Randomised openings, population diversity and occasional external opponents mitigate it. Data volume is the method's strength, convergence to random play does not occur, and computation is the accepted cost. A training regime that defines its own test set risks optimising for a target that drifts away from the real one, which is a hazard shared with several other self supervised methods.
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