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Humans Top Computers In Pittsburgh Chess Match
In a three day event at Carnegie Mellon University, Ron Zaffato beat a top chess computer while a probable draw followed in the second game. Experts say humans pick meaningful lines, while machines scan thousands of moves, with the tournament promoting AI research ahead of a broader conference and prize hopes.
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Northwestern University
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