Chess in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
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Laurent Fressinet, grand maître international, recounts how AI transformed chess from pre-computer engines to neural-network systems like AlphaZero, and examines concrete effects on player preparation, strategic understanding, and the aesthetics of the game. He argues that AI has expanded creative possibilities, reshaped learning methods, and raised questions about human–AI collaboration beyond chess.
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