Some of the people listed played Kasparov when he was quite young, and some were "Simul" games, where Kasparov took on multiple opponents at the same time. These players are listed with an S next to them. Players who defeated Kasparov when he was under 16 years of age have an U16 by their names.
Source: Chessgames. WikiLists Explore. When these jobs start disappearing, we need new industries, we need to build foundations that will help. I think it's we still struggling to understand how AI will fit in. A lot of people will have to contend with AI taking over some part of their jobs.
What advice do you have for them? There are different machines, and it is the role of a human and understand exactly what this machine will need to do its best. At the end of the day it's about combination. For instance, look at radiology. A person with decent knowledge will understand that he or she must add only a little bit. But a big star in medicine will like to challenge the machines, and that destroys the communication.
And I believe it has made some inaccurate evaluations, which is natural. For example, it values bishop over knight. It sees over 60 million games that statistically, you know, the bishop was dominant in many more games. So I think it added too much advantage to bishop in terms of numbers. So what you should do, you should try to get your engine to a position where AlphaZero will make inevitable mistakes [based on this inaccuracy].
I often use this example. Imagine you have a very powerful gun, a rifle that can shoot a target 1 mile from where you are. Now a 1-millimeter change in the direction could end up with a meter difference a mile away. Because the gun is so powerful, a tiny shift can actually make a big difference. And that's the future of human-machine collaboration. With AlphaZero and future machines, I describe the human role as being shepherds.
You just have to nudge the flock of intelligent algorithms. Just basically push them in one direction or another, and they will do the rest of the job. You put the right machine in the right space to do the right task. We don't know exactly what intelligence is.
Even the best computer experts, the people on the cutting edge of computer science, they still have doubts about exactly what we're doing. What we understand today is AI is still a tool. We are comfortable with machines making us faster and stronger, but smarter? At the same time, what's the difference? We have always invented machines that help us to augment different qualities. And I think AI is just a great tool to achieve something that was impossible 10, 20 years ago.
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