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Daily Archives: 20 July, 2026

A normal chessboard, but with floating annotations like: illegal move, queen on c9, Nxc3??

Fluent but Wrong: LLMs, Chess, and Internal Models

Artificial Intelligence, Foundations of AIBy Mat Newcomb20 July, 2026

Chess is a game that has fascinated AI researchers. Alan Turing wrote a chess algorithm on paper in 1951, though the computers of the time were too slow to run it. In 1957 an IBM engineer called Alex Bernstein wrote a chess program for an IBM 704 computer, which ran on vacuum tubes. As silicon…

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