GenChess lets you design the pieces with AI then play the board It uses the Imagen 3 image-generation engine from Google Gemini GenChess is free to play and you can redesign the pieces as many times ...

Chess pieces have an iconic look, but what if we allowed an AI to tinker with their designs based on a given prompt? If ...

Google Labs, the experimental arm of the tech giant, has introduced a new online project that offers an entertaining variation of the game of chess. The web experiment is named GenChess, which, as the ...

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Google's latest Doodle celebrates the World Chess Championship held in Singapore, honoring the game's strategic depth and cultural impact. The Doodle coincided with Indian teenager Gukesh Dommaraju's ...

Today’s Google Doodle honors Lyudmila Rudenko, a Ukraine-born woman who went on to become the second woman to win the Women’s World Chess Championship and the first woman to be awarded the ...

The robots are coming for your … chess game. Google’s AI, AlphaZero, developed a “superhuman performance” in chess in just four hours. Essentially, the AI absorbed humanity’s entire history of chess ...

A bold and dynamic Google Doodle overlooks the search engine's homepage today (July 27). This particularly colorful Doodle marks and honors the 114th birthday of chess champion Lyudmila Rudenko, born… ...

LYUDMILA Rudenko was a famous chess champion but to some she is better known for her heroic actions in World War 2 that helped save over 400,000 children. Google is commemorating the Grandmaster on ...

Before becoming the first woman awarded the title of International Master, she helped evacuate stranded children during World War II. Steven Musil is a senior news editor at CNET News. He's been ...

It’s not a great chess app, but the chess pieces are fun. It’s not a great chess app, but the chess pieces are fun. is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators ...