Author: Luis E. Alvarado
Date: 17:41:12 04/10/00
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On April 10, 2000 at 20:09:10, Pete Galati wrote: >On April 10, 2000 at 20:01:57, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >>In tournament time control it will take a least another 3 Years for a P.C. Chess >>Software to be able to beat Kasparov in Tournament time control, only if by then >>either Intel or AMD organize an interesting Chess match which will encourage >>Kasparov to play against the best P.C. Chess Software then. I strongly believe >>that at least it will take a Dual 3 Ghz SMP To beat Kasparov. > >I don't see Kasparov as being teribly cooporative regarding computer events, and >I think he's a bit gun shy, needs to be retrained before he can be a good >pointer dog again. > >Everyone wants to make Kasparov the measure, aren't there better people to >measure a computer/program against? > I agree with you, I think people can be trained to play against computers chess software. I know because I have been training using the CM7000. I am not a better chess player, however my CM7000 "rating" has increased by 200 points in the last 2 months. If this is the case it is possible that the best human player to match a computer chess software does not have to be the World Chess Champion (Kasparov) >Pete
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