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🆘 #Gate 2025 Semi-Year Community Gala# | Square Content Creator TOP 10
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Post your - 💙 Gate Square #Gate Blue Challenge# 💙
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August 11 – 20, 2025
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OpenAI's o3 model 4-0 sweeps the AI chess championship.
On August 14, in the previous week, OpenAI's o3 model defeated a company's Grok 4 in an artificial intelligence (AI) chess competition, winning the championship. The competition, titled "AI Chess Exhibition Match," was held on a certain platform, where eight AI models competed in a three-day knockout tournament to determine the top four winners. The competition required the AI models to play chess without any specialized training and only allowed them to gather some chess knowledge from the internet before the match. In the finals, OpenAI's o3 defeated Grok 4 with a score of 4-0, claiming the championship. Notably, o3 had a score of 4-0 in all three matches and also swept its peer o4 mini in the semifinals. Earlier this year, in another tournament hosted by chess master Levy Rozman, both Grok and ChatGPT lost to Stockfish, an AI system designed specifically for chess.