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I found the answer to #2, it was easy if you know the solution to #1. Nice blog!
Also, isn't Qd8! Followed by Qxd8 obvious? Then you obviously go Re1... Then of course black will move their invisible queen and you get R*x*e8#?
Chat GPT is rated -100.
@ZugAddict love your blogs! Keep up the great work!
I let Claude try too (mate in 3)
Q7/5N2/3B4/8/6k1/8/8/1K6 w - - 0 1
@ZugAddict
Thanks for sharing these cool puzzles.
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> Comments on https://lichess.org/@/zugaddict/blog/sam-loyd-enters-the-chat/8m9FaQJM
Now I dare you to solve my puzzle!! Mate in 10 for White.
r1bq1k1r/pppnb2p/5p2/5Q2/2B5/5p2/PP3PPP/3RR1K1 w - - 4 16
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> Comments on https://lichess.org/@/zugaddict/blog/sam-loyd-enters-the-chat/8m9FaQJM
https://lichess.org/study/xD0rkQEY
You shouldn't laugh at ChatGPT. It's wrong to make fun of people with intellectual disabilities.
Nice chess problems. So simple, sooo difficult!
Is there a kind af manual on composing chess problems?
Loyd didn't invent this, though, according to Wikipedia. The link Zug provides goes straight there.