
Citrix engineer Robert Caruso recently posted on LinkedIn about testing both Microsoft's Copilot chatbot and ChatGPT against an Atari chess game from the 1970s — a challenge that left the 46-year-old, 4 KB Atari 2600 Video Chess game undefeated against modern Artificial Intelligence.
According to Caruso, the decision to pit ChatGPT against an Atari-built "AI" was born from a conversation with the chatbot regarding the differences in the open-source chess engine Stockfish and the program AlphaZero. The conversation took a turn, Caruso shared, when ChatGPT's chatbot claimed it was "a strong player in its own right and would easily beat Atari's Video Chess."