Conversations with Tyler Garry Kasparov on AI, Chess, and the Future of Creativity
May 10, 2017
Garry Kasparov discusses AI, Russia, education, and more. He explores the limitations of human intelligence in chess, the legal implications of algorithms, the roots of tyranny in Russia. They also debate the novel Master and Margarita, discuss favorite cities to play chess, and evaluate potential challengers to Magnus Carlsen.
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Brute Force vs. Intelligence
- Chess was considered a benchmark for human intelligence, attracting computer scientists.
- However, Deep Blue's 1997 victory revealed that brute force, not intelligence, cracked chess.
Human vs. Machine Chess
- Humans lose to machines not because of lower intelligence, but due to psychological pressure.
- Machines lack psychological vulnerabilities and maintain perfect vigilance, unlike humans.
AI's Growing Influence
- AI-driven decisions will become increasingly common in various aspects of life.
- Humans might struggle with the lack of transparency in these complex, automated processes.