Deep Thinking is a recap of the past fifty years of the information revolution and an attempt to identify where AI technology may lead us.

What do chess and AI have in common?

What basic principles are behind the Google Assistant algorithm? Should we still try to outcompete computers in thinking, or merely accept our inferiority to the processing power of machines?

Gary Kasparov tries to answer these and many other important questions about the human mind, thinking, AI, and how they'll all evolve and interact in the future.

In Deep Thinking: Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins, he combines his experience of playing chess and becoming a Grandmaster with a birds-eye view of the development of artificial intelligence.

Kasparov has recommendations for all of us on how to approach the machine-human relationship in the near future, and his prognoses don't sound all that pessimistic.

If you have worries about robots taking over the world or computers stealing our jobs, there is much to reflect on here.