Chess just proved something strange. Pair an average human with an average AI, give them a good process, and they'll beat both the world's best grandmaster and the world's most powerful supercomputer.
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01Pair an average human with an average AI, give them a good process, and they'll beat both the world's best grandmaster and the world's most powerful supercomputer
02It's 1997 and Garry Kasparov, the greatest chess player who ever lived, just lost to a machine called Deep Blue
03Today we're going to unpack what that actually means, whether it still holds up now that AI models have gotten terrifyingly good, and why this idea might matter more for your job t
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