Deep Blue vs. Kasparov game happened 22 years ago.
What is the state of chess program vs. humans (say Magnus Carlsen)?
Is there any chance for a human to beat the computer? Or is settled for good now?
A human can, if it's the right computer under the right time controls, and you get lucky.
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Even if you use stockfish on a high end mobile phone, there is no human that can beat it. Standard or rapid. It doesn't matter.<p>There is absolutely no contest between humans and computers. Even Nakamura with an older version of rybka lost against stockfish.<p>This is like asking if a human can win a boxing match against a car.
It's settled for good. There's no serious contest a human can give a computer at chess anymore.<p>Since Google also conquered Go, the next game they're working on is Starcraft 2.