karpov was one game away from victory but kasparov fought back. the excruciating match lasted for months taking its toll on both players. and then a controversial decision forcing the match to be called off. "today international chess federation president, florencio campimanis, announced the match was over with no decision. the players would start from scratch next september." "but wait a minute, in came the champion. up on points but hurting badly to say he was ready to fight on." "as we russians say, the rumors about my death were a bit exaggerated." "for the first time in five months, i have certain chances. let's say by 25 or 30 percent and now they're trying to deprive me of those chances." "and then kasparov left, saying afterwards that it all seemed like a well rehearsed show to him, supporting rumors that the match was ended to protect the champion and end an ordeal even the chess world had tired of." the rematch in moscow began in september, 1985 with karpov and kasparov once again battling for the world chess title. by november 9, 1985,

now it's my pleasure change it is today distinguished speaker garry kasparov. [applause] gary is chairman of human rights foundation former world chess champion and author of the new book "deep thinking" where machine intelligence and send human creative thinking against. born in the soviet union mr. mr. garry kasparov became the under 18 chess champion of the ussr at age 12. .. >> escaped ethnic violence as the ussr collapsed and in 2005 in his 20th year mr. kasparov joined the vanguard from the pro democracy movement made chairman of the human rights foundation and facing imminent arrest in 2013 during the flu putin crackdown and moved to new york city from moscow. his nonprofit promotes the teaching of chess pride into to today's discussion a visiting fellow at the oxford martin school i actually had to cut about he is so accomplished also the board of foundation for responsible robots and in 20 years ago the world watched as the greatest chess player in the world was defeated for the first time by the ibm supercomputer. he points out the year before he want

made up it was made up first by russian propaganda and repeated by biggest private shareholder of kasparov. specifically for he bit to put any together any awareness of private life this is very important for me personally because. that's exactly what they've been using against me and the previous government that's what they're trying to use against me and i just hate those enjoyed you know if georgia system was far from ideal but georgia had the best reforms in terms of corruption in this region georgia had the best for problem institutions short of that of course best judicial system which wasn't there georgia had georgia's government when they're talking about people they care that they had best investigate in the world so looking for my own source for my account for my something they couldn't find anyone who will be holding leaders of the so-called yes revelation role rose revolution nino. set in two thousand and twelve ga have become like the bolshevik system you know for sure science is a vision you're an enemy of the people she is the biggest admirer of putin she or she is the bigge

. >> in 1997 gary kasparov the came the first world chess champion to lose to a machine in a case against ibm super computers. he writes about the historic match and artificial intelligence in his book "deep thinking." in this appearance in san francisco mr. sadberry discusses his pro-democracy advocacy in

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