Garry Kasparov

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Sources

1. ArticleDeep Blue

Relations

defeated:

• Anatoly Karpov9 Nov 1985

  World championship match of 1985, 13–11.

  Sources: The Oxford Companion to Chess, Deep Thinking: Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins

• Deep Blue17 Feb 1996

  Philadelphia match, 4–2, after losing the first game.

  Sources: Deep Blue, Behind Deep Blue: Building the Computer That Defeated the World Chess Champion

defeated by:

• Deep Blue

  Sources: Deep Blue

played at:

• Equitable Center3 May 1997 – 11 May 1997

  Sources: Deep Blue, Deep Thinking: Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins

rival of:

• Anatoly Karpov

  Sources: The Oxford Companion to Chess, Deep Thinking: Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins

succeeded:

• Anatoly Karpovsince Nov 1985

  As world chess champion.

  Sources: The Oxford Companion to Chess

Appears in13 items

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  Artificial Intelligence1 item
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    Deep Blue beats Kasparov11 May 1997
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  Chess: From Chaturanga to AlphaZero11 items
  • The Soviet era1948
  • Kasparov becomes champion at 22 · challenger9 Nov 1985
  • Kasparov v Deep Blue, Philadelphia10 Feb 1996
  • Game 1: a computer beats the world champion10 Feb 1996
  • Kasparov v Deep Blue, New York3 May 1997
  • Game 1: Kasparov wins3 May 1997
  • Game 2: Deep Blue wins, and Kasparov cries foul4 May 1997
  • Game 3: draw6 May 1997
  • Game 4: draw7 May 1997
  • Game 5: draw10 May 1997
  • Game 6: Deep Blue wins the match11 May 1997
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  Modern Computing1 item
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    Deep Blue beats Kasparov · defeated11 May 1997

Mentioned in1 item

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  Chess: From Chaturanga to AlphaZero1 item
  • AlphaZero’s results appear in Science7 Dec 2018