Garry Kasparov: “Don’t Fear AI, Learn to Master It”

At the Talent Arena, Garry Kasparov advocated for enhanced human-machine collaboration. Reflecting on his experience with Deep Blue, he views AI not as a threat, but as a tool for augmented intelligence.

Garry Kasparov Advocates for “Augmented Intelligence”

At the Talent Arena event organized by Mobile World Capital (MWCapital), former world chess champion Garry Kasparov delivered a compelling keynote. The conference, focusing on the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on strategic decision-making, drew over 2000 attendees.

Optimal Relationship with Machines

In a spirit of empowerment towards the future, Kasparov urged the audience to “not fear machines”. He argued that any misuse of technology is human error because “we cannot blame the technology”.

Deep Blue, a Major Inspiration

The renowned chess master also reflected on his journey, notably his loss to Deep Blue, which he describes as a “blessing”, as it has spurred various technological projects, including current AI developments.

Augmented Intelligence According to Kasparov

During his talk, the esteemed grandmaster defined AI as “augmented intelligence”, suggesting that technology can enhance our abilities just as glasses improve our vision.

Through his speech, Talent Arena’s ambition to position itself as a leader in the global digital domain was reinforced. The event brought together major players from the tech industry, including developers, businesses, and institutions, fostering collaboration and the development of new strategies for the future of digital talent.