#INSIDE DEEP BLUE CHESS GAME PDF#

That brute-force power, combined with clever game-evaluation functions, gave Deep Blue decisive moves that Kasparov called вЂњuncomputerlike.вЂќ These moves вЂњexerted great psychological pressures,вЂќ recalls Deep BlueвЂ™s mastermind, Feng-hsiung Hsu, now at Microsoft. Together, the chips could churn through 200В million chess positions per second. Each of Deep BlueвЂ™s chips consisted of 1.5В million transistors arranged into specialized blocks-such as a move-generator logic array-as well as some RAM and ROM. Humans finally fell to computers in 1997, when IBMвЂ™s chess-playing computer, Deep Blue, beat the reigning world champion, Garry Kasparov. On one side of the board, 1.5В kilograms of gray matter.

#INSIDE DEEP BLUE CHESS GAME PDF#

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Inside deep blue chess game