コンピューターとチェスの対戦をしていると結構相手が長考しますが、その時コンピュータはどのように次の手を探っているかを見ることができます。 ちなみに人間のチェスチャンピオンとコンピュータとの対戦でコンピュータ側が勝ったのは1996年が初めて。

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