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Published · transcript-backedGarry Kasparov: belief
10 May 2017 Conversations with Tyler Garry Kasparov on AI, Chess, and the Future of Creativity
“I think his match with Caruana could be also uncertain, and if Vachier-Lagrave makes some improvements, more psychological improvements, he could be also dangerous.”
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- Garry Kasparov
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- 10 May 2017
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…Because he has nothing to lose, he feels? No, because his concentration could overboard Magnus. Magnus’s concentration was always his strength. He was always very concentrated. He could mobilize all his resources for the game. We saw Magnus could feel…despite again I guess So has to qualify for the Candidates; he still has to win it. But against Wesley So, Magnus could have some serious problems in reading his opponent, and also messing up his energy. So could reflect. I think his match with Caruana could be also uncertain, and if Vachier-Lagrave makes some improvements, more psychological improvements, he could be also dangerous. He’s the same age; Caruana is younger. So is even younger than Caruana. So I would bet on these three as one of the Magnus challengers, ranking them in the following order: So, Caruana, MVL. Garry, thank you for the chat. It’s been a pleasure.…
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