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May 2023
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11.5.1997: Schachcomputer besiegt Kaspar...

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Am 11. Mai 1997 erlebte die Menschheit eine Niederlage, die zugleich ein Triumph ihrer technischen Fähigkeiten war: Zum ersten Mal besiegte ein Computer einen Schachweltmeister - Garri Kasparow unterlag dem Computer "Deep Blue". 
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