Can ChatGPT play chess? Is it any good? Can it beat you?

How far will bots push the boundaries of #chess?

What about the capabilities of AI language models? In this exciting video, we put #ChatGPT to the test by challenging it to a game of chess.

ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, is one of the most advanced language models in the world with its state-of-the-art natural language processing capabilities. But can it also hold its own on the chessboard?

We put ChatGPT's programming and artificial intelligence to the test in this unique experiment. From the opening moves to endgame strategy, we'll see if ChatGPT can compete with the best chess players in the world. Will its advanced algorithms give it an edge over human players or will it falter under pressure? The answer may surprise you.

Not only is this video a thrilling showcase of AI technology in action, it also raises important questions about the future of AI and its potential impact on society. Will AI models like ChatGPT eventually surpass human intelligence in every field, including games like chess?

This video is a must-watch for anyone interested in technology, AI, and the future of our world. Subscribe to our channel for more cutting-edge experiments and insights into the world of AI. And be sure to tune in to find out if ChatGPT has what it takes to become a chess champion. #ChatGPT #Chess #AIChallenge

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[sgg.updates]

The quality of this video is insane, how are you so underrated?

[nattsurfaren]

You have to send it all the current placements on the board each time you make a move. ChatGPT starts to lose memory and rules if you don't remind it every time.

[Luciothecommenter]

I finally played a fully legal game with it. I had to explain a lot of stuff (probably more explanations than actual moves) but eventually I convinced it that the last move I made is checkmate, which took too long but I still think this is an achievement.

[Luigifanever]

I've seen a few videos of people playing against ChatGPT. My favourite genre is people allowing it to do what it says, and causing insane and illegal boardstates.

[jan-dawa]

Maybe you should try with chatgpt playing every position as a unique question