In "Game Changer," Matthew Sadler and Natasha Regan embark on a riveting exploration of AlphaZero, DeepMind's artificial intelligence that redefined the possibilities of chess. With no prior knowledge except the basic rules of the game, AlphaZero achieved international acclaim by defeating the world's most formidable chess engine after only a few hours of self-learning. This book delves into over two thousand of AlphaZero's previously undisclosed games, offering readers an unprecedented look into the AI’s strategies and the innovative minds behind its creation. Through detailed analysis and engaging narrative, Sadler and Regan unveil the revolutionary approach to chess AlphaZero introduced, characterized by dynamic play, inventive strategies, and the occasional daring sacrifice, challenging centuries of conventional wisdom on the game. "Game Changer" transcends the realm of chess to ponder the broader implications of AlphaZero's technology, shedding light on the potential of artificial intelligence to tackle complex problems in various sectors. The authors provide a thoughtful examination of the AI's decision-making process, illuminating how AlphaZero’s groundbreaking techniques can inspire new ways of thinking in both chess and beyond. With contributions from chess legend Garry Kasparov and DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, this book is not just a testament to a milestone in AI research; it is a beacon for the future, inviting readers to consider the limitless applications of AI in society. Whether you're a chess enthusiast eager to learn from the most innovative games played in recent history or curious about the evolving role of artificial intelligence in our world, "Game Changer" offers a compelling and accessible insight into the frontier of human and machine intelligence.