The first is "Inevitably the machines must win, but there is still a long way to go before a human on his or her best day is unable to defeat the best computer."
This was cited in a paper as well as several websites, and from what I can tell is from Kasparov's "How Life Imitates Chess" (http://goo.gl/tRu658). That appears to have been released September 25, 2007.
Hello. I am trying to find two chess quotes I remember having seen:
The first is a quote by Kasparov predicting that it would still be a long time before computers beat humans. I have found at least one version of this, but I am looking for the actual date he said it.
The second is a quote about observing computer tournaments. Something about how first players would watch to laugh and eventually watched in order to learn.
Dates and sources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!