Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 09:39:40 04/19/01
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On April 19, 2001 at 12:30:33, Dan Andersson wrote:
>One obvious method is a strong (read 'paranoid') form of positional learning
>could do the trick, combined with the removal of position and retraction
>commands it would make cooking inpossible.
Great! I did not think about removing the "take back" command.
Looks like my mind is still not free enough. :)
> It would be kind of fair, giving the
>human a possibility of playing against the program and finding holes in the
>chess knowledge but nothing else.
Of course. The organizer cannot state in their contract "the program given to
Kramnik 3 months before the match must be able to lose exactly in the same way
the final version will". :)
They cannot do that, so we have a zillion of possibility to avoid the trap in a
fair and indiscutable way.
Christophe
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