Google has released a new chess website that puts one fun twist on the game: it uses custom pieces that are created each time by generative AI. The game starts by letting you type in a short ...

The web experiment is named GenChess, which, as the name implies, uses Gemini Imagen 3, Google’s image generation model, allowing players to customize their own chess pieces using text prompts.

GenChess is unique because it allows you to design the chess pieces you play with, using AI. To play GenChess, simply go to the GenChess website in your browser and start designing your chess set.

Google has launched a new chess website, which uses custom pieces created by generative AI. GenChess uses Imagen 3 to let users create chess pieces by typing a short description. You can generate ...

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This allows them to produce ultra-high detail chess pieces with striking visual results. Each piece is created using 3D digital sculpting techniques. They get as many pictures as possible of the ...

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