IBM Research scientist Dr. Murray Campbell on Deep Blue

May 11, 2012 marks the 15-year anniversary of IBM's chess-playing supercomputer, Deep Blue's victory over a reigning world chess champion. IBM Research scientist Dr. Murray Campbell, one of the original developers, talks about the challenges and breakthroughs of building Deep Blue.

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[Katy Campbell]

Lol, that's my uncle. Cool.

[Wismer1987]

dude u cant get a joke even if he jumps in ur face

[Ojalalluevapronto]

u're wrong dude, kasparov style of playing was aimed to face a machine, to complicate calculation accepting an inferior position, also what a multinational doesnt do to increase 15% of their actions the day before a chessmatch?

PD:game one (stupid machine style), game 2(man style), also they kill deep blue after the match, if they a a deep blue can defeat every chess player on the world why make it disappear?

[roborexasaurus1]

wow

[Wismer1987]

because deep blue denied the holocaust in the log files- they had to dismantle it- ibm did not cheated- only karpov could beat kasparov at that time and karpov was definiteley not sitting under the table

[Nick Rappazini]

Cheaters never win, winners never cheat... You won nothing. Gary STILL won!!!

[crazyim5]

IBM cheated, if they defeated why were the afraid to release the log files to Kasparov.

[sozluk]

fukin cheater ibm

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