It seems weird for someone with experience in both chess and --especially--AI to write, “This improvement on computing power paves the way for the development o

It seems weird for someone with experience in both chess and --especially--AI to write, “This improvement on computing power paves the way for the development of newer algorithms, and probably in a few years a game like chess could be almost solved by heavily relying on brute force.” It's like they don't understand the exponential nature of depth search in chess…