Position Assessment . Computer chess by Lysenko and Gik is a fascinating and deep dive into the world of chess, where artificial intelligence meets classical strategy. This work will be a real discovery for both experienced chess players and those who are just starting their way in this intellectual game. In this book, the authors explore how modern technologies and computer programs can change the approach to the evaluation of chess positions. They not only share their knowledge of how chess engines work, but also offer readers unique analysis techniques that will help improve their game. Unlike many other chess manuals, Position Assessment focuses on how to interpret computer-provided data correctly and how to use it to make strategically correct decisions on the board. This book will be interesting not only to chess players of all levels, but also to those who are fond of mathematics, logic and artificial intelligence. Teenagers and adults who want to develop their analytical skills will find in it a lot of useful ideas and practical recommendations. Fans of chess tournaments and just spectators interested in how technology affects traditional games will also be able to extract a lot of useful information from the book. The topics raised in the Position Assessment cover a wide range of topics, from the basics of chess theory to the complex algorithms used in computer programs. The authors discuss how position evaluation can vary depending on the style of play, skill level, and even the psychology of the player. They emphasize the importance of not only the technical side of chess, but also emotional intelligence, which plays a key role in decision-making during the game. Lysenko and Gik, known for their deep knowledge and experience in the field of chess and programming, create a style that combines accessibility and scientific rigor. Their previous work has also earned recognition among chess enthusiasts. For example, Lysenko’s book “Chess Strategies for Beginners” became a bestseller, and Gik is known for his research in the field of neural networks and their application in games. In Position Assessment, they combine their efforts to offer readers a unique view of chess through the lens of technology. What makes this book especially valuable is its practical focus. The authors not only theorize, but also offer readers a lot of exercises and examples that will help to consolidate the knowledge gained. Each section includes tasks that will help the reader apply the theory in practice, as well as analysis of parties that use computer estimates. Thus, “Evaluation of position . Computer Chess" is not just a book about chess, but a whole course that will help the reader become a more confident and successful player. It opens new horizons in the understanding of the game and shows how technology can become a powerful tool in the hands of chess players. If you are looking for a way to improve your skills or just want to learn more about how modern technology affects classic games, this book will be your reliable companion in the world of chess.