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IBM’s Deep Blue supercomputer took on world chess champion Garry Kasparov in a historic man-versus-machine matchup in 1996. Kasparov won that match, but in 1997, the computer reigned supreme, besting Kasparov and becoming the first computer to beat a world champ at the ultimate board game, signaling that perhaps computers can outperform even the pros.
When ChatGPT was entering the public consciousness early last year, some workers began to worry that the tool’s capabilities might eventually render them useless to employers. The HR field was not immune, and to test this, Mineral (now a division of Mitratech) set out to see