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A good analogy is looking at how chess grandmasters talk about playing against computers, especially early on when it wasn’t known whether the best computers wo
by camjohnson26 4y ago
A good analogy is looking at how chess grandmasters talk about playing against computers, especially early on when it wasn’t known whether the best computers would ever be able to beat the best humans. They say it’s like playing a super intelligence.
Interestingly, I believe the engine + grandmaster combination can still defeat the best engines.
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