is misidentified as “Andreas Nowatzyk”, someone whom Newborn obviously did not know or take the time to find out about. Also, while the material presented by Newborn is sound as far as it goes, it is very slanted toward technical mishaps and other irrelevant trivia when he could have presented games that show the gradual growth of playing strength. It is significant that a coterie of computer c...

Can a machine beat the human World Chess Champion in a match? This question had been around even before the existence of electronic computers, and the problem of creating such a computer had been one of the toughest problem in computer science. In 1996, Deep Blue proved that computers can beat the human World Chess Champion in a single game, and in May 1997, Deep Blue finally proved that comput...

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DEEP BLUE’s victoryoverKasparov has confirmedtheideas of thegenuineartificialintelligence researchers, but – and that is more important – it has also opened the eyes of the disbelievers. The latter group is now given to understand that (i) scientific progress in mimicking human chess performances can go as far as outperforming the World Champion, and that (ii) progress in one domain may be tran...

While playing against Deep Blue, Kasparov reported feeling an ’alien intelligence’ across the board: something that was undoubtedly thinking, but not in the way that any human thinker would. Kasparov feels he is defending the honor of the human race. If cloning a single sheep can put the leaders of the Western world into such a tizzy, one wonders how will they react to the prospect of inhuman m...

National identity is symbolically complex configuration, with shifts of emphasis and reprioritisations of content negotiated in contexts of power. This paper shows how they occur in one post conflict situation – Northern Ireland – among some of the most extreme of national actors – evangelical Protestants. In-depth interviews reveal quite radical shifts in the content of their British identity ...

Children at the age of 3 or less invariably got the answer wrong and assumed that Maxi would look for the chocolate in the green cupboard where they knew it was. Even children aged 4-5 had only a one third chance of correctly answering this question or an analgous question involving Maxi and his brother (who also wants the chocolate and whom Maxi wants to deceive). Children aged 6 or more were ...

This paper introduces Deep Incremental Boosting, a new technique derived from AdaBoost, specifically adapted to work with Deep Learning methods, that reduces the required training time and improves generalisation. We draw inspiration from Transfer of Learning approaches to reduce the start-up time to training each incremental Ensemble member. We show a set of experiments that outlines some prel...

When Deep Blue played Garry Kasparov in February 1996 and May 1997, the extensive IBM web pages devoted to the site claimed that Deep Blue did not use artificial intelligence. We argue that this claim is inaccurate, is representative of a wide-spread phenomenon in the field, and is ultimately harmful to AI. Does Deep-Blue use AI? In February 1996 and May 1997, the reigning world chess champion,...