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Chess Championship: Humans vs. Computer

Posted by timothy on Monday May 5, 2003 @07:59PM from the invaders-in-the-human-castle dept.

An anonymous reader writes "X-bit labs has posted very interesting editorial called "Chess Championship: Humans vs. Computer". During the last 10 years computers penetrated into various spheres of human life. In this article guys try to find out how well computers can play chess and if it would be correct to say that artificial intelligence is superior to human mind. Interesting read."

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lim -- *** by Mentifex · 2003-05-05 20:22 · Score: 1, Troll

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That's mathematical notation for the current AI situation: "The stars are the limit."

Chess-playing is not the definitive measure of man or machine. Rather, thinking is.

AI as a Whole has got a lot of Unified AI Systems going -- major endeavors racing into the Future towards the Technological Singularity.

The AI textbook AI4U may be ahead of its time in presenting machine intelligence, so future generations are left with the high-philosophy AI4Udex to delve into the deepest possible study of the now unstoppable Artificial Intelligence.