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Human 1, Computer 0 NEW YORK -- Chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov broke a spell in his contests against computers on Tuesday when he drew the second game of his 6-game match in New York against world champion program Deep Junior.
In the contest pitting human intuition and experience against the calculating power of the machine, Kasparov convincingly won the first game on Sunday. He leads the $1 million match, which is sanctioned by the International Chess Federation, by 1-1/2 points to a 1/2 point with the third game scheduled for Thursday. One point is awarded for a win and a 1/2 point for a draw. more...
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