Book · 2017
Deep Thinking Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins
Why people recommend it
Deep Thinking Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins by Garry Kasparov explores the intersection of human and machine intelligence, particularly following the historic chess matches between Kasparov and IBM's Deep Blue. On the podcast Acquired, Ben Gilbert discussed and recommended checking out Garry Kasparov's book during the episode titled Nvidia Part III: The Dawn of the AI Era (2022-2023), which aired on September 6, 2023. Specifically, Gilbert directed listeners to the sponsor's curated collection for the episode, telling the audience that if they went to the designated sponsor URL, they could find books authored by Gary Kasparov alongside works by Kai-Fu Lee and Cade Metz. The mention served as part of the podcast's promotional segment, highlighting Kasparov's insights on artificial intelligence and human creativity as a valuable resource for listeners interested in the broader technological landscape and the historical context of AI development discussed throughout the multi-part series on Nvidia and the dawn of the modern artificial intelligence era.
Who recommended it
- Ben Gilbert Recommended
Ben Gilbert — 2 mentions
“So if you go to blinkist.com/Nvidia you can find books by Gary Kasparov, Kai-Fu Lee, and Cade Metz, who we already mentioned earlier on the show who wrote the amazing Wired article.”
“So if you go to blinkist.com/Nvidia you can find books by Gary Kasparov, Kai-Fu Lee, and Cade Metz, who we already mentioned earlier on the show who wrote the amazing Wired article.”