Author: Otello Gnaramori
Date: 05:36:58 12/21/01
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On December 20, 2001 at 21:53:53, Christophe Theron wrote: > >My point is that I think that the human brain works on chess in a significantly >different way than what "classic" chess programs do (and mine is included). > According to Alexander Kotov the GM's thinks in a similar way of the chess programs (see his book "Think Like a Grandmaster"), with the "Tree Analysis" approach, where he discusses the selection of candidate moves and the thought processes that might be used to narrow the selection to a final choice. >But this is a dead end. The future of computing is not here. IA is not here. > CC is known as the "drosophila" of IA... >I'm sorry to see so many people following this path which, in my opinion, >belongs to the past. It has been a glorious time, I still love it, but the >future is not here. > Why not...? > > > Christophe
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