Author: Mark Young
Date: 14:13:52 01/28/98
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On January 28, 1998 at 15:36:14, Peter Klausler wrote: >IMHO, I don't consider a gameplaying computer program to >be intelligent. But I would consider a program that can >*develop* a winning gameplaying program from scratch to >be intelligent! I.e., chessplaying may or may not be >intelligence, but writing a good chessplaying program >certainly is. I think chess makes a poor yard stick for measuring computer intelligence. Chess is all tactics, If for example it were possible today to make a 32 man tablebase would it not play perfect chess? Even a simple full width chess program run on a fast enough computer would play perfect chess if it could see mate from move one. Intelligence is much more then speed of calculation.
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