British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he is pleased with the progress made in Britain while he was recovering from COVID-19, but says it's still too dangerous to lift the lockdown. | CBC News

When the first round of the Intel Chess Grand Prix 1994 in London paired Garry Kasparov against the only chess computer in the Super GM competition, everyone expected an easy victory for the chess world champion. The computer was called “Chess Genius” and needed to pass a BIG test if it was going to live up to its name. The Garry Kasparov vs computer mini-match consisted of 2 games with 25 minutes for each player. Kasparov had White in the first game and started using his “anti-computer” strateg

On May 11th, 1997, an IBM supercomputer triumphed over world chess champion Garry Kasparov, in a watershed moment for artificial intelligence. | Reuters

We are getting Brexit done. | Boris Johnson

We’re going further and faster to maximise the benefits of Brexit 🇬🇧 | Boris Johnson