Creating programs to represent board games can be a time-consuming task. Large Language Models (LLMs) arise as appealing tools to expedite this process, given their capacity to efficiently generate code from simple contextual information. In this work, we propose a method to test how capable three LLMs (Claude, DeepSeek and ChatGPT) are at creating code for board games, as well as new variants of existing games.

What do customers want, expect, and need? Three simple questions that all corporate leaders know will ultimately determine the effectiveness of a marketing campaign, revenue of a sales drive, and success of a company. Given the cutting-edge tools on the market today, all companies have a treasure trove of valuable customer information ready to be utilized to answer these questions. Leveraging data and sentiment analysis is instrumental in grasping the challenges and seizing the opportunities of modern customer experiences. Data provides the facts, sentiment analysis the feelings.

Whilst UK business executives are increasingly interested in investing in AI, with over 80% thinking AI would add value now and in the future, 4 in 5 respondents recognise that there is a lack of knowledge in their organisations when it comes to understanding different AI technologies. This is a key finding from the latest research conducted by Odigo and Davies Hickman Partners with a UK sample of 205 business executives across different sectors in 2020. Odigo, a Capgemini brand formerly known as Prosodie-Capgemini, helps large organisations connect with individuals through world-class, cloud-based contact centre solutions. Its cutting-edge, proprietary technologies enable a seamless, efficient, omnichannel experience for its customers and a satisfying, engaging experience for service agents. Odigo serves more than 400,000 agents and business users globally.