Author: Chris Carson
Date: 03:24:20 06/18/01
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On June 18, 2001 at 01:45:46, Sune Larsson wrote: >On June 17, 2001 at 18:32:46, Pierre Bourget wrote: > >>An interesting extract of an interview with GM Bareev on the Chessbase site with >>his opinion on computer. >> >>http://www.chessbase.com/magazine/cbm82/cbm82b.htm > > > >GM Bareev: "Computers don't understand chess, but they are strong. > Their traps and calculations are very good." > > >Question: "Would you play a match against a computer?" > >GM Bareev: "If I'm dying." > > >Sune Question: How have computers changed chess at your level? Bareev: Well, we don't work at chess anymore. We just look at the stupid computer, we follow the latest games and find small improvements. We have lost depth. Q: When you work with computers do you ASK the computer to find ideas for you?? Bareev: Always. The only thing I do. I switch Fritz on and then wait, for the first line, the second line, and follow this. Q: You are just being funny! But seriously: you find ideas and check them with Fritz... Bareev: I find ideas? No, FRITZ finds the ideas. I don't. Because we don't have time. We seriously have to follow all these games and we simply don't have enough time. Simply too much information. Best Regards, Chris Carson
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