Can a human win in chess against a computer?
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Nowadays the best computers are considered impossibile to beat by the best humans over the course of several games.
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Nowadays the best computers are considered impossibile to beat by the best humans over the course of several games.
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Yes we can. Because the inputs given to the computer are we human so we can win.
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