Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 13:18:46 07/27/98
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On July 27, 1998 at 15:04:26, Danniel Corbit wrote: >On July 27, 1998 at 11:26:31, Fernando Villegas wrote: >[snip] >>I would like also other people opinion here. until now you and >>another guy has been the only one that seem to be interested in this. I am in >>the very fringe of weeping :-) >>Now I am late, I must go to my radio to broadcast a copuple of programs... >Matches of computer against great player attract more than a teeny bit of >interest in this newsgroups. Evidence the Anand/Rebel battle. I know I would >love to see the result of a 40/2 contest between any very good player and very >good program. I am very sure that there are many, many others who are equally >interested. I do think that the latest versions of the programs should be used, >if at all possible and on the best available hardware. >Machine verses machine tournaments are also very interesting to me. I like long >time controls for any contest [and would perfer a KK KUP type ludicrously long >time control as long as the moves actually get delivered in a timely manner]. >It cannot be denied that the quality of play will rise dramatically with longer >time controls [to the point where the exponential behavior dominates and >additional time is wasted]. > >A question from a dullard [me]: >"Is this GM Morovic the same Morovic who writes books on AI?" No, is not. Ivan Morovic is a chilean GMI that has recently won a tournament 15) in la Habana, is assistant analyst in the Karpov team, very friendly with this one and very very talentd player, in fact the stronger chess player in Latin America. But he has not written anything since the Crithmas card. Fernando
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