Chapter
Unique Chess Tactics Against Computers
53:15 - 1:00:29 (07:14)
Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura employs human-like maneuvering tactics during a chess game to surprise and confuse his opponents, which computers may not always recommend.
Clips
The hosts discuss how their playing styles change between traditional, slow-paced chess and online chess that is often more focused on immediate attack-based moves.
53:15 - 53:55 (00:39)
Chess
Summary
The hosts discuss how their playing styles change between traditional, slow-paced chess and online chess that is often more focused on immediate attack-based moves.
ChapterUnique Chess Tactics Against Computers
Episode#319 – Botez Sisters: Chess, Streaming, and Fame
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Hikaru Nakamura's rook move may not be ideal for computer but prepares the attack and challenges the opponent's bishop making it hard to defend against.
53:55 - 59:24 (05:29)
Chess
Summary
Hikaru Nakamura's rook move may not be ideal for computer but prepares the attack and challenges the opponent's bishop making it hard to defend against.
ChapterUnique Chess Tactics Against Computers
Episode#319 – Botez Sisters: Chess, Streaming, and Fame
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The hosts discuss the difficulty of playing blindfold chess and how it becomes second nature for top players, while also expressing the benefits of listening to podcasts without visual aids.
59:24 - 1:00:29 (01:05)
Chess
Summary
The hosts discuss the difficulty of playing blindfold chess and how it becomes second nature for top players, while also expressing the benefits of listening to podcasts without visual aids.