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Most people only have heard "Didn't an IBM computer beat the world champion", and don't know that Kasparov pysched himself out when Deep Blue had actually maken
by QuantumGood 2y ago
Most people only have heard "Didn't an IBM computer beat the world champion", and don't know that Kasparov pysched himself out when Deep Blue had actually maken a mistake. I was part of the online analysis of the (mistaken) engame move at the time that were the first to reveal the error. Kasparov was very stressed by that and other issues, some of which IBM caused ("we'll get you the printout as promised in the terms" and then never delivered). My friend IM Mike Valvo (now deceased) was involved with both matches. More info: https://www.perplexity.ai/search/what-were-the-main-controversi-x_m9AG3eRiyhdJC6dFSLPw#0 https://www.perplexity.ai/search/what-were-the-main-controve...
- deepsun 2y agoYour link bans Mozilla VPN.
- ipsum2 2y agoPerplexity is a hallucination engine disguised as a search engine. I wouldn't trust anything it says.
- QuantumGood 2y agoIf they had a feature that only shared the links they gathered, I would use that. I've found in troubleshooting old electronics Google is often worse than useless, while Perplexity gets me the info I need on the first try. It hasn't (yet) hallucinated a found link, and that's what I use it for primarily