When we look at a game like chess, we say ... all these things could produce some remarkable results. The IBM Watson system that played Jeopardy! used a machine-learning-based system that ...

The Russian world chess champion defeated IBM supercomputer Deep Blue in 1996 ... If all it can do is beat humans on a game show Watson is just a passing entertainment akin to the wind-up automata ...

in the show's first and only human-versus-machine match.HO / AFP / Getty Images Watson's most recent significant antecedent is IBM's chess -playing Deep Blue, which faced off against World Chess ...

felt that in order for the game to be as fair as ... have to do it really quickly.'' Watson is reminiscent of IBM's famous Deep Blue computer, which defeated chess champion Garry Kasparov in ...

IBM’s supercomputer Watson performed quite a stunt on Jeopardy ... computer generations ago – the globally-watched 1997 chess match between Big Blue and chess master Gary Kasparov.

playing supercomputer Watson plays the first of three nights against the game's ... when another IBM supercomputer called Deep Blue beat Russian grandmaster Garry Kasparov at chess.

IBM’s last major challenge was Deep Blue, the supercomputer that took on Chess Grandmaster ... score of Watson with $4,400, Jennings at $3,400 and Rutter at $1,200. As the game’s host Alex ...

Watson follows Deep Blue, the IBM supercomputer that ultimately defeated chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov ... who won over $2.5 million on a 74-game run in 2004-2005, and Rutter, the all-time ...

Wrapping up a three-day run on the Jeopardy game show, IBM’s Watson computer has beaten two ... one far more challenging even than building a chess-playing supercomputer, which IBM did in ...

That Watson can tackle a game as complex as Jeopardy shows just how much IBM has progressed since it developed Deep Blue, the supercomputer that defeated chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov in 1997 ...