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great video, I can recognize Georgy Adelson-Velsky in the interview. Some audio translation would be nice!
 
great video, I can recognize Georgy Adelson-Velsky in the interview. Some audio translation would be nice!
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: In the video, the central television announcer interviews the authors of the ITEP chess program a week after the end of the match with the Kotok-McCarthy program. On the screen we see the ITEP chess team in full: Adelson-Velsky (sitting next to the announcer), Uskov (sitting in the foreground), Bitman (standing in the center, then left), Arlazarov (standing on the left, then in the center), Zhivotovsky (standing on the right). At the beginning of the television program, the announcer asks Adelson-Velsky about the goals of creating chess programs. In the middle of the program, Bitman demonstrates a machine search for a known chess combination. In the end, Arlazarov talks about the benefits of chess programming.
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:P.S. I'll try to edit the subtitles in Russian. - Rom77

Revision as of 06:07, 19 January 2020

great video, I can recognize Georgy Adelson-Velsky in the interview. Some audio translation would be nice!

In the video, the central television announcer interviews the authors of the ITEP chess program a week after the end of the match with the Kotok-McCarthy program. On the screen we see the ITEP chess team in full: Adelson-Velsky (sitting next to the announcer), Uskov (sitting in the foreground), Bitman (standing in the center, then left), Arlazarov (standing on the left, then in the center), Zhivotovsky (standing on the right). At the beginning of the television program, the announcer asks Adelson-Velsky about the goals of creating chess programs. In the middle of the program, Bitman demonstrates a machine search for a known chess combination. In the end, Arlazarov talks about the benefits of chess programming.
P.S. I'll try to edit the subtitles in Russian. - Rom77