Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 14:02:27 06/12/00
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On June 12, 2000 at 15:13:01, Andrew Dados wrote: > It takes weeks of analysis to find some cool and sound novelty in opening. >After you play it - everybody picks it up (especially if you are some >acknowledged player, or publish it in Informant). How do you expect a comp to >find those things OTB? Lines some 10-15 moves long, like in Cohrane or Vienna or >Botvinnik slav or Qxb2 Najdorf or you_name_it... So by your opinion it's uninteresting if chess programs are capable of creating/calculating a sound opening move? If you consider ordinary analysis, that would probably be true. But why not see if it's possible? It might not be certain that the current opening theory is carved in stone. In fact a program could be capable of adding to current theory, but with bigger and bigger books that's not possible. Best wishes... Mogens
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