Author: stuart taylor
Date: 16:47:00 05/19/02
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On May 19, 2002 at 13:15:44, Uri Blass wrote: >On May 19, 2002 at 11:31:27, stuart taylor wrote: > >>That's one of the most important questions, for me. >>Would Genius 3 ever a) be beaten uniformly in every single game? b)Or atleast >>would it never win? >>If that has not yet been achieved, is it ALMOST achieved by now? > >I do not think that it almost achieved. > >A program may even beat another program that is 400 elo better in a single game. > >Genius3 is clearly better than being 400 elo weaker than the top programs. > >I guess that Genius3 is going to have chances to win against the top programs at >least in the next few years. > >A candidate master always has chances to beat grandmaster in a single game when >the opponents are humans. > >I see no reason to expect different things from chess programs. > >Uri I think it is not the same with chess programs, and as an example, Chess genius 2 beat turbo King 2 at every single game (CG2 was on a 386/33). And that turbo King had been beating many other programs most of the time, e.g. Psion by R. Lang, CM2100, Zarkov, Novag scorpio! But come Chess Genius 2 on a 386 33mhz, and it lost every single game even at time odds, and even when started in a bad position to CG2 against TK in a good position, in middle of a game. S.Taylor
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