Author: KarinsDad
Date: 16:00:54 02/03/99
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On February 03, 1999 at 18:00:43, Matt Frank wrote: [snip] > >I think this is unrealistic, for me to expect that the GM would not prep. It's >almost ludicrous to expect that. And don't you know the Hergott story by now. > Actually, all I know is that Hergott lost the match. I do not know of the details. >>If the GM crushes the program, it will be a battle of researchers (and hence the >>reason Bobby Fischer and other GMs would like to see random chess). > >I think the computer would have the bigger advantage in random chess. I think that initially, the chess programs would play only a fair (2300) game of random chess (at least until the middlegame). And random chess would force both the computer and the human to "think" from move one. However, once somebody puts together a set of opening moves (say to move 6 or 8) for the computer, then the humans would get crushed. KarinsDad :)
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