Viswanathan Anand is a five-time World Chess Champion and the first grandmaster from India, a title he earned in 1988 at age 18. He held the World Chess Championship across multiple formats between 2000 and 2013, and remains one of the most successful and widely respected players in the sport's history. Known as much for his calm, incisive analysis as for his play, Anand has spoken widely on how competitive chess was transformed by artificial intelligence — and what that transformation revealed about the value of human judgment.
Long before "AI versus human" became a boardroom conversation, it was Viswanathan Anand's daily reality. The five-time World Champion reflects on what actually happened after the machines won, and what leaders facing the same reckoning can learn from the one domain that's already lived through it.
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