MSO Games Director and computer chess expert

David Levy, creator of the Mind Sports Olympiad, began his computer career at Glasgow University, where he taught Algol programming and Artificial Intelligence during the early 1970s. David won a famous 10-year bet with the Artificial Intelligence community that no computer program could win a Chess match against him. An International Master in Chess, he was the champion of Scotland in the late 60's and represented Scotland in the Olympiads. He is President of the International Computer Chess Association (ICCA). He is currently regarded as one of the world's leading authorities on computer chess and is a prolific author on the subject. His program CYRUS competed in many major computer chess championships.

So you might well want to ask David about computer chess, particularly about the Kasparov - IBM chess match. Or you might want to ask him about the Mind Sports Olympiad and its future; after all, who would know more about it?

David will be chatting live at http://www.msoworld.com/chat.html on Sunday 26th March between 9pm and 11pm GMT (US times: 1pm - 3pm Pacific, 4pm - 6pm Eastern). If you can't attend, we invite you to send your questions to us at chat@msoworld.com and look here after the event for a full log of the chat session.