Computer Science
4 years ago

Computers Defeat Human World Chess Champion, Changing Game Forever

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International Symposium on Parallel Architectures, Algorithms, and Networks
Deep Blue: One Small Step for a Computer
F-H. Hsu

Paper Summary

A computer named Deep Blue beat the human World Chess Champion in a match in 1997, showing that computers can outperform humans in chess. This achievement was a result of advances in computer science that made it possible for machines to compete at the highest level of chess.

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