Begun at IBM in the late 80's, the Deep Blue project was an attempt at using parallel processing to solve a difficult problem - namely, beating the best chess player in the world, Garry Kasparov.

在80年代后期开始于ibm，深蓝色的项目是一个运用多重处理解决一个难题的尝试-即，击败了世界上最好的棋手，加里·卡斯帕罗夫。

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Deep Blue, an invention of IBM, did just that.

IBM所发明的巨型计算机，深蓝就做到了这一点。

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In 1996 and 1997, World Chess Champion Gary Kasparov played a pair of matches against an IBM computer named "Deep Blue."

在1996和1997年，世界象棋冠军卡斯帕罗夫和名为“深蓝”的IBM计算机进行了两场对抗赛。

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Unlike IBM's Deep Blue chess project in the 90s, which was pretty much pure math, Watson has to deal with the natural language and punny nature of real Jeopardy questions.

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You'd think that, by now, some form of artificial intelligence -- the iPhone's Siri or "Jeopardy's" Watson or perhaps some combination of IBM's Deep Blue and MIT's Kismet -- would have been able to meet the challenge.

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But IBM also coded into Deep Blue a memory bank of Kasparov's playing tendencies.

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