Author: Ralf Elvsén
Date: 06:28:45 04/18/01
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On April 18, 2001 at 06:11:04, Stefan Meyer-Kahlen wrote: > > >A lot of discussion is going on about the planned Kramnik machine match and I >think it is necessary to give you my point of view about the whole issue. I >refused to play in this event for various reasons which I will sum up below: > >· The final version of the program playing against Kramnik must be made >available to Kramnik end of July already. This makes an match with equal chances >impossible as it will be very easy for Mr. Kramnik to prepare and win a match >against any program under this circumstances. I would even say that it is >possible for human players of my strength to win a match against any program >with this conditions. > I am glad that you see this as a big problem. Of course it would be a very exiting event, but it has to be fair. If this demand was Kramniks idea from the beginning, I would "respect" him a little less. Ralf > >Stefan Meyer-Kahlen, author of Shredder.
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