Yes. A chess AI defeating Kasparov also always comes up as an example of Moore's law, but creating an AI capable of using bruteforce to examine all plausible mo

Yes. A chess AI defeating Kasparov also always comes up as an example of Moore's law, but creating an AI capable of using bruteforce to examine all plausible moves dozens of plies deep into tree of potential games is not the same as creating one capable of making more strategic assessments of a board needed to win games such as go or Texas hold'em. Kurzweil has done great work mapping out when AI is likely to reach each of these milestones and so far has been far more successful in his public predictions than anyone else.