James Taylor and Howard Teibel on AI, Creativity, and the Future of Work

In 1997, Garry Kasparov lost a chess match to IBM’s Deep Blue. The easy story was that the machine had won and the human had lost. The age of human superiority in chess was over. Kasparov saw something different and asked a more useful question: What if the future of chess was not human versus machine, but human plus machine? He called it advanced chess, or centaur chess. And when skilled amateurs…