Chess and Machine Intuition Doctor Toni Johnson-WoodsWith the ability to conceive of and construct ever more complicated machinery, expectations have increased that we may yet comprehend, and perhaps even duplicate, some of our own mental abilities. In examining how we think, act, and enjoy the complexities of problem solving in such activities as chess play, we obtain an increased appreciation of our own minds and potentials. Through an overview of machine chess, a history of the game, and a discussion
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