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Subject: Re: Chess Programmers vs Chess Players will have different answers!

Author: blass uri

Date: 06:39:44 07/14/00

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On July 14, 2000 at 09:09:02, Frank Wolf wrote:

>I read some of the posts on this question and sit back and laugh.  Any real
>chess player who has played many games of chess with computers KNOWS THERE IS A
>BIG DIFFERENCE between chess programs with respect to human style.  Talk of
>scientific proof of this is as silly as trying to prove that the great painters
>created works of art.  THE COMPUTER STYLE IS TO PLAY TO OPEN THE POSITION AT
>EVERY OPPORTUNITY AND WIN BY BRUTE FORCE TACTICS ALONE!

You are wrong.

Deep Junior drew against adams in a closed position.

  There is no attention
>paid to bad bishops, knight outposts, pawn structure chess, etc.

You are wrong again.

  Any class A or
>better player can spot the difference.

I think that I am not worse than class A rating(I suppose that class A rating is
not better than 2000 fide rating and I cannot see that computers know nothing
about these things)




  Hiarcs 7.32 is more human-like than
>Junior 6, Junior 6 is more human-like than Fritz 6, Fritz 6 is more human-like
>than Fritz 5, Fritz 5 is more human-like than Fritz 4.
>
>It's great to have the programmers giving input on this site, but they should
>confine their comments to what they know, programming issues!  When they start
>talking about chess, they look as silly as I would if I started giving posts
>about computer chess programming.

Sorry but I do not believe that the programmers know nothing about chess.

Uri



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