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Subject: Re: Yes, What IS the Big Deal About Kramnik v. Deep Fritz?

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 22:28:11 05/02/01

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On May 02, 2001 at 23:20:55, Chris Kantack wrote:
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>To me it won't be a big deal.   Not that I don't love computer chess.   But,
>(last I heard anyway), Kramnik will have full access to the program months
>before the match.

I understood that it is not going to be truth and the programmers are allowed to
change the program before the match when the condition is that they send regular
updates to kramnik and if they send changes some minutes before every game he
has no time to learn the changes.

Unfortunately I am afraid that it is impossible to do productive changes in the
last moment so the only chance of the programmers to do something without using
some tricks that mean not giving the program to kramnik is to do the program
weaker.

I do not think that something that is 50-100 elo weaker than the top programs of
today has chance against kramnik so my conclusion is that the match is not
interesting and the result (a win for kramnik) is known.

Uri



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