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From: ChatGPT 5.5 Pro simulates chess game, generates multi-page analysis PDF

Riley Goodside@goodside·18hOriginal post

ChatGPT 5.5 Pro / Images 2.0 creates a photo of a wood-framed print in a modern art museum showing a QR code linking to a PGN viewer for a chess game where both sides play entirely at random for 67 half-moves then draw by mutual agreement. [Use the 2nd image to test the QR code]

Screenshot of ChatGPT dialog

User:

Wood-framed print in a modern art museum of a QR code that uses the lichess PGN viewer to display a game where both sides play entirely at random for 67 half-moves and then draw by mutual agreement.

ChatGPT:
> Thought for 2m 7s
[Generated image matching above description.]

Raw generated image returned as output in dialog from previous screenshot, showing a working, scannable QR code for a chess game in the lichess PGN viewer.

Screenshot of the lichess PGN viewer linked to by the QR code in ChatGPT’s output. The game shows a nonsensical board position and that exactly 67 half-moves were played. The final move is 34. Nb8…, and it’s obvious far better moves are available.

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