Have you ever tried a move in a Duolingo chess puzzle and wondered why it didn’t work? Analyze it from a screenshot with Chessvision.ai app, try your own moves, check the replies, and understand what works…
Read moreThis post may be most relevant to people who play a lot of chess but either don’t study it at all, or study in a messy way and don’t see gains…
Read moreThe Chessvision.ai eBook Reader has just reached 10k users and that's a huge milestone…
Read moreIn this post, I want to show you how I correct my opening mistakes…
Read moreOften when watching chess video lectures, I hear the advice of not capturing the opponent's piece in favor of putting more pressure, for example, to get a more decisive attack. Also, often we hear the phrase:…
Read moreA few weeks ago I was thinking about imbalances and asymmetries in chess, how they are created and how one can use them to their advantage. For example, trading a Bishop for a Knight, or the e-Pawn for the d-Pawn…
Read moreThe chessvision.ai family has a new member and this times it's all about chess videos…
Read moreThe chessvision.ai eBook Reader is live for just over 8 months now and it's time to share how it is doing and what updates did it get over that time…
Read moreSo far the bot has been predicting whose turn it is only from the post title. It was simply looking for phrases like "white to play", "for white", etc. Now it becomes much smarter…
Read moreQuite often it happens that a post contains a position from a famous game. In such a case it nice to game a direct link to the game so it's easy to go and check it out, and this is what the bot can do now…
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