Computer Chess Page #8
And I hope you'll use discretion
with this information.
You know that my own work
is primarily experimental psychology -
broader applications or implications
of the same artificial intelligence work
that we're doing?
Yes.
Not necessarily having told Tom
I was doing this,
I used some of the TSAR software
in a personal project.
I was up very late one night -
in the lab running experiments -
I saw something anomalous...
something that I told myself for a long time
didn't happen,
that it was some kind of a practical joke,
or RF interference -
something deeper and stranger,
possibly more exciting!
I saw something that night
that I can only describe as chilling.
(Whirring)
(Ultrasound heartbeat)
I just thought you should know.
Thank you.
(Breathes heavily)
(Knocking)
(Door creaking)
- Hi.
- Hi.
Um... hi.
Peter, your strange ideas from last night -
they really got to me.
This morning I woke up
and everything was weird.
I walked out into the lobby
of the conference
and I looked down and everybody
looked like they were chess pieces.
I saw Professor Schoesser standing there -
he was the king,
and Henderson was zig-zagging,
going diagonals like a bishop.
And there was a student
who was stepping forward,
just like a pawn.
And just as he was about
to hit Professor Schoesser,
his wife swooped in to defend him,
just like a queen.
And I kept thinking
that a knight was gonna teleport...
Did you see any teleportation?
No.
No...
Um... did you see anything where...
like if two bodies would come together,
one of them would disappear?
No.
OK.
All right.
Well, thanks.
Er... good night.
Good night.
(Keneiloe) Hello, sir.
We are a group of hearts and minds.
Oh, I see...
That's very nice,
but listen -
you're gonna have to get out of here,
take your group,
because I have this room reserved
for a chess tournament.
There's a chess tournament in 20 minutes
and I'm bringing in chessboards,
I'm bringing in a computer,
there are 20 people coming.
So just take your group
and you'll have to leave.
Er... no, sir.
We cannot leave.
I have the room reserved.
You don't have it reserved.
I have it for the whole weekend!
Every day I have it with the management.
We've had a chess tournament
all weekend,
- people from all around...
- But today is Monday, sir.
- I know. Well, Monday is part of the...
- (Bell rings)
Yes.
Um, perhaps
we can speak with the manager?
No, no, let's not talk to the manager.
(Drumming)
Um... excuse me, people.
We have an agreement.
Shh.
(Printer clatters)
(Distant drumming)
(Printer clatters)
(Glass shatters in distance)
(Group vocalising in distance)
(Clock ticking)
Don't you people have any respect?
(Ticking stops)
(I COLLIE RYAN:
"it's Gonna Rain")(Breathing heavily)
J It's gonna rain down by me... J
Pat, Pat... it's OK.
Forget about them.
J It's gonna rain down by you
JAnd the rain comes down easy
J' But the minds of men take longer J'
(Babble of successive voices...)
- ...breaking down walls.
- I didn't see two of us, I saw one of us.
Seriously, I don't think
lever saw him the way I saw him just now.
A much deeper connection...
There was a warm communion
that came through...
I wanted to, just, take her clothes off
in that moment.
Excellent.
Did you hear what he said?
He wanted to take off her clothes...
Well, I have to think
it was my mom and dad.
I have to think it was Biblical...
- What even does the love taste like?
- Dangerous and potentially catastrophic.
I think all of us can see mates
right down the line.
No, I don't do anything like that.
- Wow. OK.
- I love doing this.
I have a million more things to say.
(Laughter, shouting)
J' But the minds of men take longer J'
Dr Schoesser, I'm very, very sorry.
Mr Schoesser...
Professor Beuscher,
I'm very, very sorry.
J It's gonna rain
J It's gonna rain down by you
J It's gonna rain
J It's gonna rain down by me
JAnd the rain comes down easy
J' But the minds of men
JThe minds of men take longer
J' Sitting easy
JSitting easy by my love
JWith the warm breathing sun above
JAnd the rising wind off the land below
JTells the sky of a rainy child that grows
JThere's an eagle hanging lazy in the sky
J' Dropping feathers down by where we lie
JAnd the feathers will soon die
JGiving way to a rainy child of sky
J It's gonna rain,
it's gonna rain down by you
J It's gonna rain
J It's gonna rain down by me J
This song is in honour of artificial intelligence.
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