Author: Jonathan Lee
Date: 17:36:01 07/12/00
I saw the two Fritz 6 losses in Frankfurt and came up with a guess that the
GM's try to have a closed game with each side having queens for a complex game.
The GM's queen is somewhat close to the computer's king.
IF this is how GMs beat the best software, maybe the safety of the king
needs to be reevaluated. Maybe the computer's queen needs to be just enough of
a close distance without pinning itself (the computer's king).
For example, if the computer castles kingside, then the computer's queen
and/or computers' rooks should not be on the a or b files. (The computer's king
is in the vicinity of the g file.)
Pattern recoginition may take away "most" of the computer's losses.
Jonathan (44th message)
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