Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 09:41:20 01/26/98
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On January 25, 1998 at 15:07:25, Komputer Korner wrote: >Don't get me wrong. I have suscribed to the ICCA journal for almost 10 >years >and I consider it a valuable source of computer chess news, but it's >scientific articles sometimes just do not measure up to a real >scientific >journal which is what the ICCA journal has always purported to be. In >the >latest issue there is a prime example of this, titled "Does Deep Blue >Use >Artificial Intelligence?" In that article R.E. Korf of Los Angeles >argues >that IBM (a $ 100 billion corporation) is wrong when it says that Deep >Blue >does not use artificial intelligence. Korf argues that Deep Blue is an >artificial intelligent machine!????? Without having access to the >source >code or hardware of Deep Blue and with only the games of the last match >with >Kasparov to guide him, Korf has the audacity to claim that Deep Blue has >intelligence. He is wrong for the following reasons. I read the article. It does not claim that DB has intelligence. Given this, your whole premise falls flat. bruce
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