Resistance is futile as man takes another backseat to machine, this time courtesy of the friendly Canadians.
Jonathan Schaeffer and his team at the University of Alberta, Canada, have been working on their program, called Chinook, since 1989, running calculations on as many as 200 computers simultaneously. Schaeffer has now announced that they have solved the game of American checkers, which is played on an 8 by 8 board and is also known as English draughts.
That being said, is this the end of a good game of checkers?
People continued to run for sport after the invention of the automobile. Ed Trice, games expert.
So, are you willing to test your mental manhood? Have a match with Chinook.
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