Author: Rajen Gupta
Date: 13:33:37 07/12/01
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On July 12, 2001 at 15:35:47, Larry Oliver wrote: > >Starting with its book turned off and left to its own devices, could todays top >programs on a very fast computer with say 12 hours per move think time, invent >the standard openings? If so, that would seem to prove the old standard openings >are completely sound. i think so. if you plat an eng vs eng match, one of which has its book turned off, you will quite often find its opponent playing moves from the book, several moves deep into the game rajen If not, considering how good modern programs/machines are, >would this not seem to indicate something is wrong with the openings?
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