Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 01:46:54 07/05/00
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On July 05, 2000 at 02:45:50, Drazen Marovic wrote: >Any chess player, even such > geniuses as Kasparov and Anand, are, in fact, helpless when >fighting a > machine, especially looking into the future! To my mind, it >is immoral, > even criminal, to let the audience mock at the best >representatives of our > fragile chess world! > >A quote from the kasparov page-surely a large exageration/ kasparov and Anand >are not helpless against anyone, but indeed comps are mid level GMs > >Drazen Marovic The text aptly explains that in the future a GM, no matter what kind of chess genius he/she might be, will lose consistently to a computer chess program. The author of the article feels that this makes playing against computer programs futile and I tend to agree. It's something like playing paintball with a terminator, before the carnage commences. Best wishes... Mogens
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