Just finally getting around to reading/finishing my copy of Seven Games by Oliver Roeder, which covers checkers, chess, go, backgammon, poker, Scrabble and brid

Just finally getting around to reading/finishing my copy of Seven Games by Oliver Roeder, which covers checkers, chess, go, backgammon, poker, Scrabble and bridge, and the efforts for computers winning/solving each. A common theme is the effects of the computers on the human players in elevating (but maybe also homogenizing) play.