A look at the impact of supercomputers on chess, as world champion Magnus Carlsen, who boasts of being the least influenced by a computer, wins another title
Chess engines were supposed to make classical chess more predictable. Instead, they made the most inventive player of all time more creative. Tweets: @chesscom , @clutchplay , @jamescrabtree , and @hartmannchess Tweets: @chesscom : Congratulations to @MagnusCarlsen on winning his 5th World Championship match and further cementing his legacy as arguably the greatest player in chess history! https://twitter.com/... Ashish Magotra / @clutchplay : You cannot outlast computers but you can outlast humans. Carlsen wins by recognising that. https://www.wsj.com/... James Crabtree / @jamescrabtree : Perceptive piece on #CarlsonNepo. That job title is even better. “They say chess is a deep dark forest full of snakes and thorns,” said Danny Rensch, the chief chess officer of https://chess.com/. “Magnus brings his opponents into that forest.” https://www.wsj.com/... John Hartmann / @hartmannchess : Simplistic, but a very good story for a mainstream outlet. https://www.wsj.com/...