But Kasparov's fate was sealed years ago. Computers have been working their way through the ranks of chess players. A computer could beat an average tournament player by 1966. It was only a matter of time before one caught up with a champion. So back to that matter of war.
Chess is a game of guile and strategy.
Chess means putting your emotional engines out of sight and choosing moves with cold calculation. In the end, Kasparov's cool cracked. I doubt anything of the kind, just because the computer's eventual victory was predictable. Two generations ago, Alan Turing gave us an important thought model for all this. Turing said, suppose you go into a room with a keyboard and a monitor.