Clearance - Man V Machine - Kasparov V Ibm's Deep Blue
Por um escritor misterioso
Descrição
Featuring <p>At the start of 1996, the attention of the world
At the start of 1996, the attention of the world's media was gripped by an event that seemingly questioned whether human beings were the most intelligent entities on planet Earth. This book relates the history of a 200-year-old quest. A quest which culminated in the grand chess match between World Champion Garry Kasparov and IBM's Deep Blue. Facing each other were the strongest chessplayer in the history of the game and a computer that could analyse over 500 million moves per secong. This match sought to test the truth of Goethe's assertion that chess is the supreme 'touchstone of the intellect'.
At the start of 1996, the attention of the world's media was gripped by an event that seemingly questioned whether human beings were the most intelligent entities on planet Earth. This book relates the history of a 200-year-old quest. A quest which culminated in the grand chess match between World Champion Garry Kasparov and IBM's Deep Blue. Facing each other were the strongest chessplayer in the history of the game and a computer that could analyse over 500 million moves per secong. This match sought to test the truth of Goethe's assertion that chess is the supreme 'touchstone of the intellect'.
Deep Blue: Computer which defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov - India Today
Clearance - Man V Machine - Kasparov V Ibm's Deep Blue
The Bots Beat Us. Now What?
IBM's Deep Blue team, Garry Kasparov to reunite 25 years after historic match
Game Over - Kasparov and the Machine (DVD, 2005) 821575537254
Chess Deep Blue v Kasparov, 1997 Framed Art Print for Sale by fourthreethree
Machines have moved ahead - Kasparov vs Deep Blue: When AI came into the limelight
Rise of the indomitable chess machines - The Mail & Guardian
In 1997, an IBM computer beat a chess world champion for the first time
Garry Kasparov had a chess showdown with IBM's AI long before ChatGPT - The Washington Post
Google admits the human brain still beats an algorithm
Garry Kasparov's next move: teaming up with machines
de
por adulto (o preço varia de acordo com o tamanho do grupo)
