Garri Kasparow wspomina swe heroiczne boje z superkomputerami szachowymi w czasach, gdy człowiek mógł jeszcze mieć nadzieję na wygraną z maszyną. Nie mniej ciekawe są jego obserwacje dotyczące świata szachów po triumfie Deep Blue.
The number of legal chess positions is 1040, the number of different possible games, 10120. Authors have attempted various ways to convey this immensity, usually based on one of the few fields to regularly employ such exponents, astronomy. In his book Chess Metaphors, Diego Rasskin-Gutman points out that a player looking eight moves ahead is already presented with as many possible games as there are stars in the galaxy. Another staple, a variation of which is also used by Rasskin-Gutman, is to say there are more possible chess games than the number of atoms in the universe. All of these comparisons impress upon the casual observer why brute-force computer calculation can’t solve this ancient board game.
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