Nowadays almost all top players use computers. They first analyse a given position and then use a com0puter to check their analysis. Since their styles are so radically different, this approach produces some really profound analyses. Integrating the computer into the way we study chess will advance knowledge of chess. It is not a question of who is better or more intelligent.
Cooperation is a two-way street.
Perhaps we are not different after all. Completing a hat-trick of victories in the Chess Meeting '97 at Dortmund, Russia's Vladimir Kramnik accomplished an unparalleled feat in super category chess. The ease with which he won the tourney showed his superiority. He was the only undefeated player in this category 19 field. Kramnik won the title with a full point separating him and the second placed Viswanathan Anand.