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    Current generation of Indian chess players great at grabbing opportunities: Viswanathan Anand

    Viswanathan Anand, transitioning from competitor to mentor and administrator, discusses the progress of Indian chess players he has mentored. He highlights their ability to seize opportunities and shares his hopes for India's performance at the Chess Olympiad. Anand also comments on India's Olympic and Paralympic achievements and his future plans in competitive chess.

    Firouzja wins GCT and Sinquefield leg, Praggnanandhaa, Gukesh tie for fifth

    French Grandmaster Alireza Firouzja clinched the Sinquefield Cup, remaining undefeated, and won the Grand Chess tour 2024. Firouzja led the tournament with Fabiano Caruana in second place. Indian duo R Praggnanandhaa and D Gukesh tied for the fifth spot, showing promise ahead of the chess Olympiad starting in a fortnight.

    Bodhana Sivanandan, Indian-origin schoolgirl chess prodigy, to be youngest in England team

    Nine-year-old Indian-origin schoolgirl Bodhana Sivanandan will make chess history as the youngest person chosen to represent England internationally in any sport. She will join the England Women's Team at the Chess Olympiad in Budapest in September. Bodhana's talent emerged during lockdown, leading to government investment in chess to support players and promote the game nationwide.

    How a Pune prodigy became a pioneer at OpenAI

    Prafulla Dhariwal, a Pune native, is a key contributor to OpenAI's latest project, GPT-4. Praised by CEO Sam Altman, Prafulla's journey from a standout student in Pune to a renowned AI developer showcases his dedication and well-rounded nature. His mother and educators recount his academic and personal achievements, emphasizing his humility and willingness to share knowledge. Despite his exceptional intelligence, Prafulla balanced his love for sports and astronomy with his academic pursuits, inspiring those around him.

    Chess player Divya criticises sexism in the game

    Chess player, Divya Deshmukh, has criticised sexism among chess fans and called for equal respect for women. The 18-year-old, who won bronze at the 2022 Chess Olympiad and won the Asian Women's Chess Championship, has expressed her frustration with the "overlooked" and "under-appreciated" environment in which female players are often taken for granted.

    AI's latest challenge: the math olympics

    Over the past few years, Google DeepMind has pursued a number of projects investigating the application of AI to mathematics. And more broadly in this research realm, Olympiad math problems have been adopted as a bench mark.

    The Economic Times
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