I'd like to see a computer that could design a human good enough to beat it at chess.
So I remarked in a comment. Mark Liberman kindly responded: "Excellent premise for a story. There could be a prize involved: the Mayhew Prize."
In other words, the whole premise of "computers are getting better than humans" at something is flawed. Of course you can make a computer better than a human at almost any given task.
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I like Mark L's update about the talk given by trombonist George Lewis. Do you have any of his recordings? There's a fantastic CD by John Zorn, Bill Frisell, and Lewis called "News for Lulu": tunes by Kenny Dorham, Sonny Clark, Hank Mobley, and Freddie Redd.
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