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Quadriplegic patient had brain chip implanted by Neuralink to play online chess
On March 21, Elon Musk's startup Neuralink streamed on X the scene of the first patient implanted with a brain chip using his mind to play online chess.
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Turn coffee grounds, sugarcane bagasse into... plant pots, chess sets
Materials that seem to no longer have any use value or have low economic value such as bagasse, sweet potatoes... can become bioplastics.
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Mathematician solves 150-year-old super-difficult chess problem
Appearing in 1869, the 'hard problem' with chess pieces has caused headaches for scientists for more than 150 years.
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Optical illusion causes chess pieces to disappear right in front of your eyes
'The Phantom Queen' is the name of an optical illusion whose props consist of a seemingly ordinary chessboard and pieces placed on it.
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Video: Chessboard illusion confuses people's ability to recognize colors
This interesting illusion is designed to be very simple, consisting only of a chess board with 2 light-colored squares - dark and light and a large object blocking the l…
AI - Artificial intelligence
Russian chess grandmaster lost his job because of AI
Garry Kasparov once dominated the chess village until he was defeated by IBM's Deep Blue supercomputer in 1997.
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Japan created AI to play Go with an odd mind
Researchers in Japan have created the Othello Chess game with extremely weak AI software. This chess game always loses to players but is unexpectedly loved by the gaming…
Archeology
Excavation of ancient tsarist chessboard
The 17th-century chessboard was engraved on the seat surface so that the players could easily hide it when the Tsar's soldiers came to check it out.
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The chess player costs £ 1 million in a 55-year drawer
The Lewis king flag stored in a 55-year drawer can now auction up to £ 1 million ($ 1.3 million) after being taken by the latest owner to Sotheby's auction house in Lond…
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Little known pleasures and passions of Chinese emperors
To a certain extent, the emperors will be the ones who completely decide the fate of the country. Although they are kings of one country, they have their own passions li…
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New-style chess: two players fight at the same time, each piece has its own
From the 6th century until now, chess still has no change. It is still an old mind sport that anyone of us can sit down, play a game of chess.
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Top 10 people with the highest IQ in the world
In the world there are outstanding people with outstanding intelligence indicators like Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking. However, in the history of the world there are…
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The prize was awarded to the postman on the board, winning 1 million dollars in bonuses
Who wants to be a millionaire, quickly solve the Queen's Puzzle - find a way to put the soldiers on the chessboard because scientists have hung up the prize for up to 1…
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Chess board is extremely unprecedented unprecedented: designing a sphere and using magnets to control chess pieces
This promises to be a change of nature
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15 interesting things about Facebook you may not know yet
What's the biggest social network in the world Facebook? The following 15 things you may not know, let's explore!