Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 06:22:07 06/22/01
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On June 21, 2001 at 10:13:38, Uri Blass wrote: Oh well he can buy deep fritz in a shop then he has deepfritz. the only thing he won't have is the book of course. I told you this months ago. Contracts sometimes seem harder as they are in fact. Best regards, Vincent >On June 21, 2001 at 09:41:01, Pierre Bourget wrote: > >>From an interview at Kasparovchess site: >> >>One more serious contest is in store for you, the match with a computer. How are >>you preparing for this match? It’s common knowledge that, in preparing for duels >>with humans, you don’t rely on a computer’s help much. >> >>It’s true that I prefer to work in the good old fashion. Well, certainly I will >>play training games at home. According to the contract, I will obtain the >>printouts of the DeepFritz games in late summer. > >Printout of games? >He gets only printout of the games and not the program? > >I thought that the contract says that kramnik obtains more than it. >I thought that the cotract says that kramnik gets the program and not only >printout of games. > >I thought that the idea of the contract was that kramnik is going to play at >home against the machine,finding weaknesses when the programmers have no >information about the games. > >I thought that the idea of the contract was to do the match uninteresting when >everybody is going to know before the match that kramnik is going to win because >he has an unfair advantage. > >I am also against giving kramnik printout of the games because >I believe that the printout of the games of Deep Fritz against Junior and the >games of it in the ssdf should be enough and kramnik is not going to give the >programmers of Fritz a printout of all of his preperations but I thought that >the idea was to make the match even more unfair. > >Uri
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