Chess, like every part of life, has been overtaken by computers. Not only can they play faster, more accurately, and more strongly than humans, but they have also infiltrated the world of chess training. Everywhere you look, an AI chess coach is trying to teach you your next move, or a chess computer program wants to train against you. So, how can you use these new tools to the best of your ability, and when should you ignore the computer and stick to the old-fashioned way?
Playing against the computer is unique in a few key ways. In this article, we’ll look at some of the advantages and drawbacks of playing a non-human opponent to give you insights into this dimension of the game.
Playing against the computer is an under-utilized way of improving your chess. In this article, we cover three key ways to get an advantage over your opponents!
