Topic: chess

Jon Kleinberg examines how AI world models differ from human models and how these differences affect joint decision-making. Examples from chess, navigation and generative systems show that competence alone may fail to support a weaker human partner or accommodate unexpected changes. The talk also considers theoretical cases where successful generation does not imply that an agent can identify the model generating its observations.

Atle Grønn discusses chess, its intellectual challenges and the culture surrounding competitive play. Conversation in Norwegian.