Luyện nghe bài hát Kasparov vs. Deep Blue

(Murray)
Well, I... I do a question. How many people were voting for Deep Blue?
And how many were voting for Kasparov? Ah.....humanity has hope - still, I suppose.
(Jian)
How many people are actually disappointed that the human lost.
No no, disappointed I mean. Duh! No, Because like I just get it, you know? I mean,
you know? What's the fucking big deal, you It's a machine, right? I don't know.
I made the in Albany the other day which apparently lost on all the Albanians.
(Murray)
I get it either.

(Dave)
That's not all that was on the Albanians.
(Jian)
still behind the times.
(Dave)
There's a lot of foreign aid on there.
(Jian)
So, uh...
(Murray)
Your was if there's a fire, Deep Blue wouldn't run out of the room.
(Jian)
Exactly!
(Mike)
run out of the room.
(Jian)
That's exactly my point. If an attractive person walks the room, a person that would
be attractive to Deep Blue, it do anything about it. That's my point.
Kasparov can the person.
(Murray)
The person.
(Jian)
No! Here's my point. My is a calculator. That's my point. Right?
(Murray)
No, get back the fire.
(Jian)
No, hang on. No, no, the calc...forget the fire, apparently it's, you know,
I'm on a different level.
(Murray)
I - Clearly!
(Jian)
Here's the thing. Here's the thing. A calculator, right, a everyday calculator.
(Murray)
I'm you.
(Jian)
A calculator will, you know, it...let's say, play the adding game, right? Who can
add a calculator or a woman or man? A calculator can, right? So what's the big deal?
We that there are instruments... we know that there are are machines...
we that there are computers, etcetera.
(Murray)
Right.
(Jian)
that can do things that. It's just because the the won at chess, right?
I don't understand the big deal is.
(Murray)
Your point is if you a match near your calculator, it's not going to scurry away.
all relative.
(Jian)
No, my point is...My is if there's a calculator. My point is... oh alright, okay,
I'll bring it back to the fire for you, because I you're obsessed.
If there's a in my living room, where me and my calculator are sitting, I can escape the fire.
(Dave)
Yeah, but...
(Jian)
But my can't.
(Murray)
Is there a logic here that one of us can enroll in?
(Jian)
Well, I think, I think they know what I'm about.
I'm talking about the fact the machine is programmed to only do one thing.
It can't do else. The fire was just one example. Pick anything, anything.
(Mike)
Locusts.
(Murray)
A flood. How about a Can he escape a flood?
(Dave)
boy...
(Jian, laughing)
can....
(Mike)
A of frogs.

(Jian)
No, say an, say there's an earthquake. Right.
(Murray)
Now, a good one.
(Jian)
There's an doen the middle of the room, the chess room.
Kasparov can get up and move. Blue can't.
(Murray)
It falls the chasm.
(Jian)
my point.
(Murray)
Right.
(Dave)
But if they built Deep Blue in a frame then there's no room for Kasparov to stand...
to fight the earthquake. Then they're screwed.
(Jian)
See...see...they'd to program Deep Blue to escape the fire. That's my thing.
(Murray)
But they can do in a couple of years.
(Mike)
You know we were talking about... we were about disaster movies.
This would be the perfect disaster movie. Just an endless succession
of these scenes where Deep is just sitting there.
"It's the locusts" or whatever and Kasparov is just running his
legs out of the room. "I'm free again, you fucker."
(Jian, fading)
Here's the...I think....