Author: stuart taylor
Date: 01:09:12 08/02/01
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On August 01, 2001 at 22:16:05, Bruce Moreland wrote: >On August 01, 2001 at 21:48:09, stuart taylor wrote: > >>In fact, on a super computer isn't a great "knowledge program" a much better bet >>than any Fritz? >>S.Taylor > >What is a "knowledge program"? How does it differ from Fritz? Are there any >known examples? > >bruce Experts (such as you?) would know better than me. Hiarcs and others were spoken of as knowledge programs, but it could be much more than Hiarcs, for sure. Wherever the speed of a supercomputer is available, why choose a program which specializes more in quick generation of search over one which specializes in greater knowledge, as that, together with great speed would surely play greater than simply speed added to speed. That's what I always thought! (And I saw an article about Fritz being put into a supercomputer to play Kramnik). S.Taylor
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