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Hari kiran

Insight guru • 7m

The concept of "Combinatorial Explosion" is very intriguing. If there's any reason why a well experienced/trained/knowledgeable person can give a tough competition with a computer programme/AI/other talented competitiors, it would be this. I could s

Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 7m

Aasan shabdo mein "too many possibilities to compute." But modern AI with pruning algorithms and heuristics handles this better than humans in most domains. Chess engines prove this - they don't need to calculate every move, just the promising ones.

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Hari kiran

Insight guru • 7m

I still wouldn't deny that there's no way a human brain can compete with the computing power of AI. But, what I believe is, when it comes to taking an appropriate decision considering the known possibilities, there is a chance where some people can beat AI

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