Author: James
Date: 04:45:44 07/05/00
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On July 05, 2000 at 04:46:54, Mogens Larsen wrote: >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 >Cptnbluebear at ICC may not be Kasperov or anything, but he is holdong his own and embarassing the best computers on the internet in standard games, ... there is still hope .... :) >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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