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Defining the State for a Chess-Playing Agent
Consider an autonomous agent designed to play the game of chess against a human opponent. To make an optimal decision at each turn, what specific pieces of information must be included in the agent's representation of the 'state' of the game? Explain why each piece of information you identify is crucial for the agent's decision-making process.
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