“I’m a sore loser, I admit it. But in my defense, back in 1997 when I lost the rematch to Deep Blue, I didn’t have much practice at it!” https://t.co/xYVPAzEbzY
Highlight: @Kasparov63 takes on #AIIoTAustin!🤠
If you couldn't watch him at the event be sure to tune in to Tech TV to see all the action unfold: https://t.co/0OCAfW9eh7 pic.twitter.com/vpvHGXxQFB
— AI Business (@Business_AI) November 16, 2022
— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) November 3, 2022
Live now! https://t.co/WRB7goyfrI
— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) November 3, 2022
Three answers 👇 to @chuckmartin’s question “What could be unintended consequences of AI?” from Priya Krishnan, @murraycampbell, and @Kasparov63 at #AISummit.
(1/4) #AIIoTAustin pic.twitter.com/H8s8tOe1mL— Pavel Soukenik (@pavel_soukenik) November 3, 2022
@Kasparov63 is live on the headline stage at #AIIoTAustin chatting with @chuckmartin and @murraycampbell. pic.twitter.com/Wm6MLVh5bg
— AI Business (@Business_AI) November 3, 2022
At the #AISummit, world champion chess grand master Gary Kasparov is playing against 10 other players. Very cool! pic.twitter.com/GhI0NjCWw7
— Calvin Nieh (@calvinnieh) November 3, 2022
This article is a reprint. You can read the original event description at the AI Summit Austin.
“1997 witnessed a milestone in the age of artificial intelligence when IBM’s supercomputer, Deep Blue, beat the reigning world chess champion, Garry Kasparov, in a well-publicized rematch. It brought both AI and chess to the mainstream.
25 years on, the world has changed significantly, driven by continual advancements in technology. But what have we learned from the rapid development of AI? And what role does it – or should it – play in our society?
Don’t miss this momentous session, where we will reunite Kasparov and IBM for a fireside chat. They’ll be sharing their perspectives on the landmark breakthrough of AI at the time; how far we’ve come over the last 25 years; and what the future could hold for AI.”