For those who may not know, Demis is a legitimate genius. He had a 2300 Elo rating in chess at 13, went to college several years early and then became arguably the most important innovator in the race for general intelligence. This man is no joke.,(reply>), @Ben Hadman he was 13,(reply>), And that is genius - you see I guarantee you that that muppet would not last one day alone in a country where they don't speak English without his iPhone AI driven secretary. I'm so fed up with this AI idiocy. We are digitals transforming world into being totally dependant on artificial shit that in case of say solar flare, comet impact or core spin rotation change is going to be less useless than paperweight. For any idiot that ready to burn me for what I said - I new how to program in basic on golub which is first Yugoslavian computer before Mr Sinclair's created zx spectrum. I had zx 16, 32 Commodore 64, Amiga 2000... Apple Mac, apple 2e --- in my country babies played chess and I reprogrammed my computer chess game to play on high level when you select easy to piss of my dad because I could beat computer chess on "hard".<br>Basic than Pascal and a bit of machine too --- so you see ABSOLUTE NOBODIES are capable of amazing things -- difference between fkwit genius and modest genius is something worth exploring...<br>Perhaps we need to stop giving megalomaniac geniuses all this air time and rains to rule the world down the drain,(reply>), You can tell by the barely contained fanboyism of Lex that this is one of his main men. The other guy knows it too. But he is taking it in good humour having worked with some of HIS own heroes in his career. I was amazed by some of the stuff this guy had done. <br><br>I guess this is the guy who made Peter Molenux look like a genius then.  I’m roughly the same age and if I’d followed that kind of thing I’d have known of this guy. Because I too was a massive gamer through the 8 &amp; 16 bit generations. &amp; his games were 👍🏻. Oh and Black &amp; white. Such a groundbreaking game.,(reply>), @Crepitus what's the math behind It ? How do you simulate elo ranking?,(reply>), @Pepe Navarro ok? Precisely it’s the 99.59% percentile , but I gave an estimate that is useful hence the “~” approximation