Sarah has been a writer all her life, and spent several years as a successful ghostwriter for numerous websites prior to becoming an editor and contributor for GameRant in 2015. She kicked off her ...

OpenAI’s ChatGPT got absolutely steamrolled by Atari Chess, a relic from 1979 running on a system that predates most of the people reading this. Citrix software engineer Robert Caruso pitted ChatGPT ...

ChatGPT gets crushed by 1979 Atari chess game in 90-minute match. Modern AI struggles with basic moves while retro console dominates effortlessly. Al is a long time tech writer with a penchant for all ...

In a surprising experiment, Atari 2600's 1979 chess game outperformed ChatGPT despite its 1.19 MHz CPU and limited move evaluation. The AI struggled with basic chess notation and made critical errors, ...

Editor's take: Despite being hailed as the next step in the evolution of artificial intelligence, large language models are no smarter than a piece of rotten wood. Every now and then, some odd ...

Artificial intelligence is often seen as unbeatable, but a recent experiment suggests otherwise. In a fascinating showdown between OpenAI’s ChatGPT and a vintage Atari 2600, the outcome left many ...

Despite ever-growing interest in AI tools and assistants, it’s worth remembering that they’re still quite limited with numerous shortcomings. They are not as smart as they might seem on the surface.

ChatGPT and its friends are great for researching, as assistants, or meme image creators, but if you need actual smarts, what you really want is a 1977-vintage Atari 2600 console. That's the ultimate ...

An engineer toying around with ChatGPT found OpenAI's apparently world-leading LLM getting a little bolshy about how it would do at chess. In fact, ChatGPT itself asked Citrix engineer Robert Caruso ...

Despite all its advances, ChatGPT is seemingly still less smart — at certain tasks, at least — than an Atari game console from almost 50 years ago. In a post on LinkedIn, Citrix software engineer ...

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