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The Intelligence that Remains when We Turn Off AI: What Chess Can Teach Us About Learning From Machines that Know More than We Do
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In the second act of Götz von Berlichingen, Goethe places the bishop of Bamberg and Adelheid before a chess board. She checks the king and, soon after, returns to do so. Liebetraut, who contemplates the game, protests against that game that seems to demand endless attention. Adelheid answers [...]
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