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 like actually disappointed the human lost.
No no, disappointed I mean. Duh! No, Because I just don't 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 point in Albany the other day which apparently on all the Albanians.
(Murray)
I get it either.

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

(Jian)
No, say an, say there's an earthquake. Right.
(Murray)
Now, there's a one.
(Jian)
There's an earthquake 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 door frame then there's no room for to stand...
to fight the earthquake. they're doubly screwed.
(Jian)
See...see...they'd have to program Deep Blue to escape the fire. my thing.
(Murray)
But can do that in a couple of years.
(Mike)
You know we talking about... we were talking about disaster movies.
This would be the perfect movie. Just have an endless succession
of scenes where Deep Blue is just sitting there.
"It's the locusts" or whatever and is just running his little
legs out of the room. "I'm free again, you fucker."
(Jian, fading)
Here's the...I think....