Author: Alexander Kure
Date: 23:24:00 01/13/00
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On January 14, 2000 at 00:44:22, Robert Hyatt wrote: [snipped] >Once again, DB did _not_ lose to any computer. It never played a computer. >Deep Thought hardware was used in Hong Kong and lost to fritz in 1995. Not >Deep Blue. The Deep Blue 1 processors were not completed until very near to >the match date in 1996. [snipped] The reason why deep blue *never* lost to any other computer chess programm is the simple fact that it was never exposed to play an official game against any other computer chess programm. Maybe after some drawbacks such as the loss against Fritz in Hongkong 'they' did not want to take the risk of loosing another game? I personally dislike the whole concept of deep blue which was only designed to play the world champion exclusively. Greetings Alex
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