TED: Don't fear intelligent machines. Work with them | Garry Kasparov

The transcript discusses Garry Kasparov's experiences with chess and technology, focusing on his matches against IBM's Deep Blue. It explores the historical context of human vs machine competition, the limitations of machine intelligence, and the potential for human-machine collaboration. Kasparov reflects on the evolution of technology and its impact on various professions, emphasizing the importance of embracing technological advancements while maintaining human creativity and ambition.

What was the speaker's achievement before facing Deep Blue?

• He wrote a book on chess.

• He coached a chess team.

• He invented a new chess strategy.

• He became the world chess champion.

Which historical figure is mentioned as part of the human vs machine narrative?

• Thomas Edison

• Nikola Tesla

• John Henry

• Isaac Newton

What was the outcome of the speaker's first match against Deep Blue?

• He lost the match.

• The match was canceled.

• The match was a draw.

• He won the match.

What does the speaker question about Deep Blue's capabilities?

• Its intelligence

• Its design

• Its speed

• Its cost

What is the concept of 'advanced chess' introduced by the speaker?

• A faster way to play chess

• A new chess tournament format

• A new chess board design

• A collaboration between humans and machines

Who won the Freestyle Chess tournament mentioned by the speaker?

• A pair of amateur players

• A famous chess champion

• A supercomputer

• A team of grandmasters

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for better human-machine collaboration?

• Better interfaces

• Faster computers

• Stronger algorithms

• More chess tournaments

According to the speaker, what should humans focus on regarding machines?

• The design of machines

• What machines can do today

• The cost of machines

• What machines cannot do today

What does the speaker believe defines humanity?

• Ability to dream

• Physical strength

• Skill in playing chess

• Technological knowledge

What is the speaker's view on technological progress?

• It should be embraced

• It should be ignored

• It should be stopped

• It should be slowed down