AAAI Workshop Deep Blue Versus Kasparov: The Significance for Artificial Intelligence 1997

Deep Blue Versus Kasparov: The Significance for Artificial Intelligence, Collected Papers from the 1997 AAAI Workshop. AAAI Press 1997, ISBN 1-57735-031-6

Richard E. Korf: Does Deep Blue use AI? 1-2
Robert Levinson, Jeff Wilkinson: Deep Blue is Still an Infant. 3-8
Dennis DeCoste: The Future of Chess-Playing Technologies and the Significance of Kasparov Versus deep Blue. 9-13
Selmer Bringsjord, Adam Lally: Chess Isn't Tough Enough: Better Games for Mind-Machine Competition. 14-19
Fernand Gobet: Can Deep Blue^TM Make Us Happy? Reflections on Human and Artificial Expertise. 20-23
T. Anthony Marsland: The Anatomy of Chess Programs. 24-26
Carl W. Turner: Attributing Intelligence to Humans and Machines: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue, See? 27-30
T. Anthony Marsland, Yngvi Björnsson: From MiniMax to Manhattan. 31-36
Amol Dattatraya Mali, Amitabha Mukerjee: Modularity Assumptions in Situated Agency. 37-44
Cyrus F. Nournai: Multiagent Chess Games. 45-52
Kenneth M. Ford, Patrick J. Hayes: What's Wrong With Hal? 53-55
Franz-Günter Winkler, Johannes Fürnkranz: On Effort in AI Research: A Description Along Two Dimensions. 56-62
David Heath, Derek Allum: The Historical Development of Computer Chess and its Impact on Artificial Intelligence. 63-

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