The first human patient with Neuralink's brain chip implant can play chess using his mind alone. The company shared a video of 29-year-old Noland Arbaugh sharing his experience with the chip.

Luke Pittman, 10, has been playing chess for six years and is in Montreal this weekend. (Darryl Murphy/CBC) "It's all about strategy and tactics and everything and problem solving, sometimes.

He explained, “Playing chess alone is not enough to make you a better soccer player. The transfer has to be intentional. It’s about connecting reflection to performance.” ...

This daftness is indeed demonstrated by [Dynomight] in a recent blog post (Substack version), where the Stockfish chess AI is pitted against a range of LLMs, from a small Llama model to GPT-3.5.

Chess is enjoyed by millions of people every day, and some doctors now believe it can be used to prevent dementia. Dr. Ivan Vega of Spain, writing in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease in 2019 ...

How Playing Chess Can Significantly Improve Your Mental Health: Explains Expert Chess - this age-old game of strategy puts your cognitive capabilities to the test, strengthens memory, and sharpens ...