Chess in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
summary
Laurent Fressinet, a grandmaster, reviews how AI — from classical chess engines to neural-network systems like AlphaZero — has transformed chess preparation, strategic understanding, and the aesthetics of play. He explains concrete changes in how players train and learn, argues that AI broadened rather than replaced human creativity, and raises questions about human–AI collaboration beyond the board.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Chess legend legacy
- 3:56Computers in chess
- 8:12Self-learning AI in chess
- 12:04Collaborating with AI
- 14:19Q&A
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