Introduction
In the year nineteen ninety-seven, the world chess champion Garry Kasparov was defeated by the IBM supercomputer, Deep Blue. The occurrence was considered a significant breakthrough in artificial intelligent technology. Thus, as the complicated as chess is, its rules were to be transformed into algorithms so that when computers finally got enough processing power, might crux through millions of possible games as well as moves. Hence, Clive Thompson, who has been writing journals based on the technology utilized this tale to write his “Smarter than You Think” book, which is sensible as well as insightful towards both human and ...
