Author: Jonas Cohonas
Date: 12:26:13 05/12/01
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On May 12, 2001 at 14:43:12, Chris Kantack wrote: >I guess I'm on the side that Kramnik (having access to Deep Fritz months ahead >of time), will have little trouble winning the match. Indeed, he may be able >to play the entire match with 99% of the moves already "practiced". I doubt that Kramnik has an 8 processor cpu at home so he cannot "prepare" anything unless he own or have access to identical hardware. On an 8 processor cpu it would be a whole different game as to just playing against a dual or single cpu, the program running on 8 processors would look deeper and come up with bettter moves! > >I don't frequent this site often. I was wondering if anyone is planning a >similar or counter-demonstration. What I'd like to see is another Master or >GrandMaster, perform their own little match against Deep Fritz at the same time >as Kramnik's match. Allow this player the same advanced access to the program >that Kramnik will have. Well i would like to see that aswell, but unless you come up with a contract that would attract a sponsor with a similar price bag and an 8 processor cpu i don't see that happening, besides from the ethical point of view: imagine that prior to the braingames event where Kasparov put his title it stake for the world championship, someone got the idea to do the same with to different players, different sponsors before the braingames event took off!? > >My bet; It would be an easy win for this other Master as well. Indeed, this >Master or GrandMaster could probably destroy Deep Fritz whereas Kramnik will >probably keep "things close" to make it look good. it is nice to know that all the GM losses to programs in recent(and past years) are only a result of GM's being "nice" to the programs in order to make it look good lol ;-) Regards Jonas > > >Chris Kantack >http://home.earthlink.net/~kantack/lcdchess/home.htm
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