"We should not talk about jobs being lost but people suffering," says Kasparov on AI

How can humans stay ahead of an ever growing machine intelligence? "I think the challenge for us is to always be creative," says former world chess champion Garry Kasparov, speaking on stage here at TechCrunch Disrupt New York. It's twenty years since Kasparov lost to Deep Blue, IBM's supercomputer. "I would remind people that I won the first match," quipped Kasparov when the historic defeat was brought up. "There are certain things that we can do that machines are not at all going to be able to replicate," he said.