Kasparov Vs. Deepblue

Añadido: 2026-05-24

[00:00:03]February 10th, 1996.

[00:00:05]The day the world held its breath and watched the impossible happen. Gary Kasparov of the reigning king of chess walked into the room in Philadelphia to face an opponent with no soul. IBM's Deep Blue. He thought chess was a fortress of human genius that no machine could ever breach. In his first game, Deep Blue didn't just play, it hunted. I played a move so cold, so calculated that it shattered the illusion that we were the only ones who could think under pressure. Casparov was stunned. The world was terrified.

[00:00:39]For the first time in history, a reigning world champion lost a classical game to a computer. Humanity's fortress had its first crack.

[00:00:50]Kasparov would actually eventually win the 1996 match, but the warning was already written on the board. Do you think we ever really stood a chance?