Chess and the art of defeating a computer programmer

[TheExcession]

I've decided to pop this post into the science forum not the sport, lounge or computer forums.

Has anyone else taken a look at this?

Roger Penrose poses a Chess situation which Humans can solve but computers can not

The three black bishops taint the scenario (in my mind) but I guess it might have been possible to run two pawns to the back line and claim a bishop.

White to play, what would you do?

[TheExcession]

PurpleAki said:

May be of interest to some

Storyville, Kasparov and the Machine:

www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p03rq51h via @bbciplayer

Is that the one where he plays big blue? IIRC he accuses the team of giving the computer hints as he considered there was no way it should/could gave played certain moves.