Author: Shaun Graham
Date: 20:01:07 08/15/98
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a >>>computer program understands. Besides which his level of opening prep will >>>always be far above any micro. >> >>I am not sure about the advantage of GM's in opening preperation >>I remember kasparov forgot his opening preperation and lost in a game, >>Something like this cannot happen to computer programs. >> >>Uri >> >>> So the Super GM has 2 large advantages over any >>>chess computer, which will outweigh the calculation disadvantge for quite a >>>while yet. The closer the micros get to beating the Super GM's, the farther it >>>seems they have to go. Of course we are talking about 40/2 chess here where >>>blunders don't play a major role. >>>-- >>>Komputer Korner I agree the top 10 of course will beat the top programs, but the lower GM's 2500-2550 well that's a different story all together. > >The exception that you bring up shows that Kasparov is human but even so, it is >such an incredible fingerfehler, that I can't believe it to this day. It still >bothers me that this happened to Kasparov and thus to the whole human race >against computer programs. However I guarantee you that if any of the top 10 >players had another chance against Deep Blue, the results would be different. >-- >Komputer Korner
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