

13: Garry Kasparov - Avoiding Zugzwang in AI and Politics
Nov 23, 2019
Russian chess legend and political dissident Garry Kasparov discusses AI-induced demotivation, global democracy perils, and his activism against Putin. The episode touches on AI vs human abilities, AI impact on gaming, Putin's power, propaganda techniques, defending democracy, and trust in the US political landscape.
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Introduction
00:00 • 6min
Exploring ELO Ratings and Chess Evolution
05:48 • 21min
Exploring the Impact of AI on Human Gaming and Strategic Thinking
26:24 • 3min
Exploring Boundaries: Electric Guitar Evolution and Computing Limitations
29:09 • 2min
Exploring Mathematics, Chess, and Human-Machine Collaboration
30:51 • 4min
The Evolving Interplay of Humans and Automation
34:26 • 26min
Putin's Strategic Power and Global Implications
59:57 • 7min
Analysis of Propaganda Techniques and Political Dynamics
01:06:53 • 16min
Unveiling Intrigue: Puzzling Over Jeffrey Epstein's Demise and Intelligence Connections
01:23:21 • 2min
Defending Democracy and Free Market Integrity
01:25:26 • 7min
Political Analysis and Trust in the U.S. Landscape
01:32:21 • 2min