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The article "Chess Tutoring in the Age of ChatGPT" by Eric Allen explores the integration of Generative AI into chess tutoring through the development of an LLM-powered chess application. The app aims to enhance players' understanding of their moves by providing real-time analysis and feedback, enabling users to evaluate the consequences of their actions before finalizing them. Key features include positional assistance, outcome analysis, real-time evaluations, and commentary during gameplay. Allen discusses his experiences experimenting with different AI models, initially using GPT-3.5 Turbo Instruct and later switching to GPT-4o after encountering issues with illegal move suggestions. He highlights the importance of simulating human-like opponents rather than perfect players, particularly for lower-rated players. While acknowledging that no AI can match the strength of Stockfish, he believes that Generative AI can still serve as a valuable tool for learning. The article concludes with Allen expressing optimism about the potential of this tool to improve his chess skills and the ongoing efforts to enhance its functionality and user experience. He invites readers to try the Chess Tutor application, noting the need for their own OpenAI API key.