The world's best human chess player beat ChatGPT, reports Time magazine. Magnus Carlsen posted on X.com earlier this month that "I sometimes get bored while travelling," and shared screenshots of his conversations with ChatGPT after he beat the AI chatbot "without losing a single piece."ChatGPT lost all its pawns, screenshots the Norwegian grandmaster shared on X on July 10 showed. ChatGPT resigned the match... "That was methodical, clean, and sharp. Well played!" ChatGPT said to him, according to the screenshots Carlsen posted. Carlsen told the AI bot that he thought it "played really well in the opening," but ultimately "failed to follow it up correctly." He went on to ask ChatGPT for feedback on his performance. "Your play showed several strong traits," ChatGPT told him... About a week after Carlsen posted that he beat ChatGPT in the online chess match, he lost the Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Tour in Las Vegas to teenage Indian grandmaster Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa.Read more of this story at Slashdot.