Welcome to the AI Chess Competition! This guide tells you the rules, resources, and technicalities for developing and submitting your AI chess engine. The final competition will take place at Nanocon!
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Someone made a microcontroller-powered chess bot you can challenge online, and it's open source
A microcontroller-based AI called "Max the Dog" plays chess on Lichess against challengers. The main feature is an LED array showing Dog's thought process and errors. The source code is available to ...
Since the supercomputer won the chess world champion for the first time in 1997, there have been many examples of AI defeating humans in competitive games. A new bot in the chess world named 'Mitten' ...
Leading chess site Chess.com has claimed a popular new AI bot is partly to blame for recent outages and issues with its servers. Mittens, powered by an artificial intelligence chess algorithm and ...
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