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If you've been meaning to learn how to play chess, or if you want a fun way to practice, GoChess might just be your best bet.

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A 17-year-old has crafted the ultimate tool to cheat at chess by using Ray-Ban Meta glasses to show the best moves in over-the-board games.

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