Computer Chess Battles

The transcript discusses the evolution of computers from being as powerful as a digital watch to mastering chess, a game once thought to be the ultimate test of human intelligence. It highlights the development of chess software, particularly Deep Fritz, and its matches against human grandmasters like Vladimir Kramnik. The narrative covers the initial challenges, the eventual triumph of computers in chess, and the subsequent decline in interest in man vs. machine chess as technology advanced to tackle more complex problems.

What strategies did Vladimir Kramnik employ while playing against Deep Fritz?

What changes occurred in the interest of man versus machine chess after the 2006 rematch?