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We saw Noah Davis' Raspberry Pi Pico-powered chess-playing robot at Open Sauce in San Francisco and loved the ChatGPT twist he added to spice up the game.

Here's how he made it:

https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/pico-powered-chess-robot-plays-dirty-using-chatgpt/

Pico-powered chess robot plays dirty using ChatGPT - Raspberry Pi

Noah Davis' inferior chess prowess was getting him down so he decided to build a robot using Raspberry Pi Pico and ChatGPT to play for him.
Ashley Whittaker (Raspberry Pi)
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Cute robot. It reminded me of a story I heard decades ago about a chess-playing robot at M.I.T. (at a time when something equivalent to a Raspberry Pi would fill a room). It was an early experiment in robotics and computer vision. Just before this computer lost a game, it would throw a temper tantrum and wipe all the remaining pieces off the board.

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