Author: Mark Young
Date: 01:44:41 04/30/02
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On April 29, 2002 at 12:04:09, Chris Carson wrote: >On April 29, 2002 at 07:14:39, Jouni Uski wrote: > >>I think we can make two conclusion, even if one game is played later: >> >>1) Motivated super GM can still beat all PC programs >>2) There isn't any program, which is specially good against humans >> >>Point 1) is actually good - there is still room for improvement, even if it's >>unnecessary for 99,9999% of chess players. >>Point 2) Fritz is as good as any program to play Kramnik. And with 8 CPU system >>it can at least make interesting games. >> >>Jouni > >Number 1 is not true: >Junior and Hiarcs have not lost a game to GM Smirin. Fritz and Rebel did not >get to play GM Smirin. I guess guess you you could say that the motivated 2700+ >Super GM can win one game against Shredder and Tiger. > >Point 2 is not true: >Rebel, Junior and Hiarcs all have euqal or positve records against 2700+ GM and >Fritz did not play against the 2700 GM I don't understand his match conclusions? This was not 1 computer program playing, it is better to understand the match as it was, 5 matches played vs the same human Grandmaster. 1. The Hiarcs 8 match was evenly played, and +1 vs Gulko. 2. The Junior 7 match was 1 draw, 1 null game were the computer's position was won, even score vs GM Gulko 3. The Shredder match was 1 loss, 1 draw, and an even score vs GM Gulko. 4. Chess Tiger match was a joke. It did not play... 5. The Gambit Tiger(anti-human) match. 1 draw. 6. The Gambit Tiger(default) match. 1 loss. Conclusion: GM Smirin won match 3. GM Smirin should of lost match 2. GM Smirin drew match 1. GM Smirin drew match 5 in a one game match, and won match 6 in a 1 game match. Conclusion #2 PC programs have once again shown they can play at a High GM level. Conclusion #3. PC programs need to lose the human element. SEE match 2 & 5
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