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Checkmate to plumber's mate?

Asserts that people won't lose their jobs to computers unless they hold jobs which involve repeated application processes on a computer terminal. IBM's Deep Blue supercomputer's loss to world champion Garry Kasparov; Many occupations unable to be reduced to a simple set or rules such as chess; Dist...

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Published in:Economist Vol. 338; no. 7953; p. 17
Format: Article
Published: Economist Newspaper Limited 2/17/1996
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