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Kasparov v. Deep Blue or Machine beats Man Kasparov, Garry - Deep Blue [A07] IBM Kasparov vs. Deep Blue Rematch/New York, NY USA (1) 1997 O-O O-O Deep Blue - Kasparov, Garry [C93] IBM Kasparov vs. Deep Blue Rematch/New York, NY USA (2) 1997 O-O O-O Kasparov, Garry - Deep Blue [A00] IBM Kasparov vs. Deep Blue Rematch/New York, NY USA (3) 1997 O-O O-O Deep Blue - Kasparov, Garry [B07] IBM Kasparov vs. Deep Blue Rematch/New York, NY USA (4) 1997 O-O-O O-O-O Kasparov, Garry - Deep Blue [A07] IBM Kasparov vs. Deep Blue Rematch/New York, NY USA (5) 1997 O-O-O O-O-O Deep Blue - Kasparov, Garry [B17] IBM Kasparov vs. Deep Blue Rematch/New York, NY USA (6) 1997 O-O So Kasparov was beaten by a machine. Did he take it gracefully? Philosphically? takes about a minute to download After cooling down a little Kasparov sounded a little bit more composed takes about a minute to download The following link points to a site with a brilliant,and humorous recording of the last match. It is 3.46 MB so may take about 5 mins to download, but it is well worth listening to. Just right-click and Save TargetAs... under Featured Songs on either the mp3 or real version. Play through the last game as you listen.

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If I only had a brain... Comments by: David Hayes Return to Index "I've come to watch the best chess player in the world - and Garry Kasparov." IBM President Louis Gerstner the IBM Chess Challenge Rematch It takes more than calculating power to beat the best human chess players. It takes creative strategic plans. It takes a brain; an artificial brain. In 1996, an IBM development team thought they had such a brain in their Deep Blue supercomputer. They were wrong. Their electronic brain lost a 6-game challenge match with the World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov. The fact that a human could win decisively against Deep Blue demonstrated the fantastic power of real intelligence. However, the win was not entirely one sided. The computer managed to defeat Kasparov in one game after a human error or two. Analysts dismissed the win as nothing more than luck. The machine still had no brain. Only a year later in 1997, IBM fielded a new brain appropriately nicknamed Deeper Blue. Both its hardware and software were more advanced. The six games of the rematch were watched around the world via the computer internet. Kasparov crushed Deeper Blue in the first game. While many quickly predicted a repeat of the 1996 result, the IBM team adjusted the computer overnight before the second game. In this, the second game of the rematch, Garry Kasparov is crushed by the uncharacteristic strategic planning of the artificial brain. Deeper Blue repeatedly found the correct pawn moves to make inroads into all areas of the board. It avoided complications which may have allowed Kasparov counterplay. So tremendous was the depth of the computer's strategic judgement, that Garry Kasparov resigned in a drawn position. This chess playing machine has a brain.

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Game 5: Garry takes draw in wild sacrificial game Game 5 turned out to be the most exciting game of the Kasparov vs. Computer match but, like a dinner in a Chinese restaurant, it left the viewers unsatisfied. The Final Position after move 19 The computer did something which no computer has ever done before in top level competition. It sacrificed a bishop on general principles, without having a concrete variation to back it up. The computer played the well known Bxh2+ type sacrifice. This sacrifice must be calculated exactly. The game can go either way. It is almost impossible for a human player to see every variation to the end, but humans often play it anyway because they know that it often works. The critical point came on move 16. Kasparov could have played 16. g3. The computer would have two possible moves. It could check with Nh2+. However, then the White king could just walk away with moves like 17. Kf2 Ng4+ 18. Ke1. Kasparov said after the game that he was afraid of Qh2 instead. However, then with care Kasparov could push up his pawns with moves like f5 and e4, blocking the development of his own pieces and creating space for his king to run. It seems that with best play Kasparov had a win. However, out of respect for the awesome calculating power of his opponent, and perhaps forgetting that the computer is limited in how far ahead it can see, Kasparov headed into a variation which guaranteed a quick draw.

84. Internet Chess Club: Kasparov Interview On Sunday, November 22, 1998, World 1 garry kasparov (2815 FIDE) appearedon the Internet chess Club for a live interview. Questions http://www.chessclub.com/event/kaspinterview.html

Transcript of Live ICC Interview with Garry Kasparov On Sunday, November 22, 1998, World #1 Garry Kasparov (2815 FIDE) appeared on the Internet Chess Club for a live interview. Questions were selected from members' submissions. This appearance was in anticipation of his $24,000 Blitz Match vs. #3 ranked Vladimir Kramnik (2780 FIDE), to be shown on ICC on November 27-28th. Information about the match can be found at http://www.chessclub.com/kkmatch.html POTZY : Welcome to the Kasparov Interview! Grandmaster Dlugy will be asking the questions, and Kasparov will be answering. GM Dlugy will ask the questions, selected from ICC members questions. LateKnight : I'd like to welcome you all the a truly unique experience. A live interview with GM Garry Kasparov. The questions will begin in a few minutes. Thanks for attending! This is truly a pleasure of mine to introduce to you all, Grandmaster Garry Kasparov! Welcome to ICC and thanks for sharing some time with us to answer some questions. 1. How long do you think you will hold the championship?

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The Computer Forum Simplified Comprehensive guide to the best sites on the net Broadcast Employment Entertainment Food ... Weather The Brill Report Friday, January 24, 2003 Grandmaster Garry Kasparov takes on World Computer Chess champion Deep Junior Super Bowl Sunday January 26, 2003 $1-million is at stake This will be a six game match that will last thru Feb 7 th , 2003 In New York City K asparov is the highest rated chess player in the world with a FIDE rating of 2829. Since a young age, he has shown a level of chess mastery that few have been able to match. At age 12, he was the USSR Junior Champion; a Grandmaster at 17, and at 19 years old, he was regarded as the second strongest player in the world. At 21, he played his first World Championship match against GM Anatoly Karpov , which ended when FIDE called off the match when neither player was able to achieve the required six victories after forty-eight games. This was the first of five world chess championship matches between Kasparov and Karpov . Kasparov won his second match with Karpov in 1985 to become the youngest world chess champion ever. Kasparov then successfully defended his world championship title three times against

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CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: World: Europe News Front Page World ... Programmes SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobile/PDAs Text Only ... Help LANGUAGES EDITIONS Change to World Thursday, 2 November, 2000, 20:22 GMT Garry Kasparov: A king deposed By Chris Jones of the BBC's News Profiles Unit He was perhaps the best the world had ever seen, a tiger of the chessboard who would seize an opportunity to go for the jugular and destroy his opponent's ego. But at 37, Garry Kasparov, the dominant male, has had to submit to the young pretender, the 25-year-old Russian, Vladimir Kramnik. And the experts and enthusiasts, whether watching at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith, or following every move on the internet, have been baffled by the demise of the king of the chess jungle. Hullabooloo in Hammersmith The man who became the youngest-ever world champion at 22 had sent away all previous challengers with their tails between their legs. Kasparov, once described by the former British Number One, Nigel Short, as a "thoroughly unpleasant person" is, by consensus, usually arrogant and aggressive, but had mobilised these traits, together with his enormous energy, to undermine his opponents. That is, until Kramnik came along. A tired-looking Kasparov surprised everyone by offering quick draws to Kramnik, a quiet, calm character without a hint of volatility.

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May 5, 1997 Computer Defeats Kasparov, Stunning the Chess Experts By BRUCE WEBER esponding to defeat with the pride and tenacity of, well, a champion, the IBM computer Deep Blue drew even yesterday in its match against Garry Kasparov, the world's best human chess player, winning the second of their six games and stunning many chess experts with its strategy. Joel Benjamin, the grandmaster who works with the Deep Blue team, declared breathlessly: "This was not a computer-style game. This was real chess!" He was seconded by others. "Nice style!" said Susan Polgar, the women's world champion. "Really impressive. The computer played a champion's style, like Karpov," she continued, referring to Anatoly Karpov, a former world champion who is widely regarded as second in strength only to Kasparov. "Deep Blue made many moves that were based on understanding chess, on feeling the position. We all thought computers couldn't do that." As is his wont after a loss, Kasparov did not speak to reporters. But an ebullient Deep Blue team did.

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Garry Kasparov Quiz: Do you have what it takes to play like him? Do you have what it takes to be like Garry Kasparov, the World Chess Champion? Do you have what it takes to play chess like Garry Kasparov? Here is a quiz devised by International Chess Master Jay Whitehead Let's see, now. I'm White. I absolutely HAVE to win. I will: Play a drawish line which Kramnik is expecting, has thoroughly prepared for, and plays like a rock Exchange Queens as early as humanly possible Come up with no improvements whatsoever and achieve less than nothing in the opening Offer a draw after 14 moves so everyone knows I couldn't care less if I'm World Champion or not Last White. Time to take off the gloves. I will: Play e4 and go for the Scotch Opening Play e4 followed by the Evans Gambit Play d4 followed by a3 against the Queen's Indian Play the Catalan Congratulations. If you scored 100, you too are ready to defend the World Chess Championship! Here are links: Definitive Work on Chess History in Progress! Other Quizes by Sam Sloan Chess Rating Lists Elo's Book: The Rating of Chess Players ... My Home Page Contact address - please send e-mail to the following address: Sloan@ishipress.com

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Say what you want! PRAVDA.Ru will hear you! Dec, 30 2002 In Russian Em Portugues Former USSR Top Stories ... About Pravda.RU:Top Stories:More in detail Is Garry Kasparov a Swindler? An Israeli bank blames the chess player of losing a source of income and of a 1.6 million dollars damage As is known, chess is the art of sheer, pragmatic but still elegant calculation. That is why, any dealings with a chess player are dangerous to people’s reputation and purse. Especially with Chess World Champion since 1985, Garry Kasparov. Men of this kind can even surpass Santa Klaus with making Christmas presents. As it turned out, Garry Kasparov is an expert at making unpleasant surprises. On the eve of 2003, the First International Bank of Israel is blaming Russian chess player Garry Kasparov of the refusal to pay off a loan at the rate of 1.6 million dollars, the Bloomber agency informs. The bank is deeply insulted with the insolence of the chess champion and has sent an appeal to the Delaware circuit court. Russian lawyers would have estimated the actions of the chess champion as a fraud with a high degree of cynicism. The Israeli bank provided a loan at the rate of 1.6 million dollars to the chess champion in September 2000. Garry Kasparov guaranteed repayment of the loan with shares of his new company Kasparov Chess Online which he gave to the bank. However, as attorneys of the bank say, the debtor suddenly issued an instruction to close the website and abandoned the company. As is said in the bank’s appeal to the court, Garry Kasparov broke an agreement concluded with the bank when he closed the website, thus the company was deprived of its source of income.

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