Author: Christopher R. Dorr
Date: 14:40:41 09/07/01
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On September 07, 2001 at 16:26:01, Uri Blass wrote: > >Deep Fritz cannot do it because of the unfair conditions. Again, if the CB team thought the conditions were unfair, they were under no obligation to accept them. > >Suppose Deep fritz can do it. >Kermnik is going to discover it after having the program and learn to avoid the >weaknesses. > >If kramnik can take advantage of the program's weaknesses the program has no way >to learn it from games against kramnik before the match in order to fix the >problem. The if it has weaknesses that are that easily exploitable, then it deserves to lose doesn't it? You think that if Fritz demonstrated some astonishing defect in Kramnik's play, he would be able to change a fundamental part of how he plays chess in the course of a match? Not a chance. he would likely change his openings to avoid being exposed to it, just as the CB team can change theirs. It seems quite fair to me in every way. Chris > >Uri
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