6. Search: Games, Minimax, and Alpha-Beta
MIT 6.034 Artificial Intelligence, Fall 2010 View the complete course: http://ocw.mit.edu/6-034F10 Instructor: Patrick Winston In this lecture, we consider strategies ...
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SPEAKER 1: It was about 1963 when a noted philosopher here at MIT, named Hubert Dreyfus-- Hubert Dreyfus wrote a paper in about 1963 in which he had a heading titled, "Computers Can't Play Chess." Of course, he was subsequently invited over to the artificial intelligence laboratory to play the Greenblatt chess machine. And, of course, he lost. Whereupon Seymour Pavitt wrote a rebuttal to Dreyfus' famous paper, which had a subject heading, "Dreyfus Can't Play Chess Either." But in a strange sense, Dreyfus might have been right and would have been right if he were to have said computers can't play chess the way humans play chess yet. In any case, around about 1968 a chess master named David Levy bet noted founder of artificial intellige...
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SPEAKER 1: It was about 1963 when a noted philosopher here at MIT, named Hubert Dreyfus-- Hubert Dreyfus wrote a paper in about 1963 in which he had a heading titled, "Computers Can't Play Chess." Of course, he was subsequently invited over to the artificial intelligence laboratory to play the Greenblatt chess machine. And, of course, he lost. Whereupon Seymour Pavitt wrote a rebuttal to Dreyfus' famous paper, which had a subject heading, "Dreyfus Can't Play Chess Either." But in a strange sense, Dreyfus might have been right and would have been right if he were to have said computers can't play chess the way humans play chess yet. In any case, around about 1968 a chess master named David Levy bet noted founder of artificial intellige...
