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BLITZ THE MANGA

We are pleased to inform you about the collaboration between Garry Kasparov and Shibuya Productions.  It is the first time that a foreign Manga is featured. In the Manga world, it is similar to a scientist being featured in
Nature.

BLITZ THE MANGA

Tom, a young high school student, has a crush on the beautiful Harmony. Once he gets to know that she is passionate about chess, he decides to enroll in the college club. But he doesn’t know the rules! He has no choice: he must learn everything and practice seriously.

Rapidly, he discovers the existence of Garry Kasparov, the greatest player in the History of chess.
During his research, Tom bumps into a virtual reality machine that will allow him to analyze the most legendary games of the master!

Then an unexpected event will open the doors to Tom of the very high level of chess, and this, in spite of him…

 

BLITZ THE GAME :

Are you familiar with the Blitz? This ultra-fast variation of a chess game? To celebrate the release of the manga, Shibuya Productions invites you to bring the Blitz app in your pocket!

Compete with other opponents or the A.I. in games where time and strategy will decide your fate. Who will become the absolute Blitz master?

* Blitz is created by Cedric Biscay in the French language then there is
translation and many exchanges in the Japanese language with the Japanese
artist Daitaro Nishihara, that’s why the manga is simultaneously
available in French and Japanese languages.

* Blitz is mainly created between Monaco and Japan which is totally
unique in the history of Manga.

Download the game for free from Google Play HERE !
Download the game for free from Apple Store HERE !

“AlphaZero beat humans at Chess and StarCraft, now it’s working with quantum computers”

A team of researchers from Aarhus University in Denmark let DeepMind‘s AlphaZero algorithm loose on a few quantum computing optimization problems and, much to everyone’s surprise, the AI was able to solve the problems without any outside expert knowledge. Not bad for a machine learning paradigm designed to win at games like Chess and StarCraft.

You’ve probably heard of DeepMind and its AI systems. The UK-based Google sister-company is responsible for both AlphaZero and AlphaGo, the systems that beat the world’s most skilled humans at the games of Chess and Go. In essence, what both systems do is try to figure out what the optimal next set of moves is. Where humans can only think so many “moves” ahead, the AI can look a bit further using optimized search and planning methods.

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24 of the smartest people who ever lived

Making a list of the smartest people who ever lived may not be a smart thing to do. After all, intelligence can be measured in a variety of different ways. Some believe in IQ tests, others place more stock in emotional intelligence. There’s also something to be said about having accomplishments. Being intelligent is not the same as using that intelligence to create something that no one else can, to somehow advance humanity, to be smarter than everyone.

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18. Garry Kasparov (b. 1963), Armenian-Jewish, is regarded by many as the greatest chess player of all time, with an IQ reportedly in the 190s. He was the world’s number one player for nearly two decades, winning the world championship when was only 22.

Chess legend Garry Kasparov plays chess with his Russian peer Anatoli Karpov (unseen) at the Arts Palau in Valencia on September 24, 2009, 25 years after their epic world championship duel. (Photo by JOSE JORDAN/AFP/Getty Images)

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