Author: Otello Gnaramori
Date: 01:48:14 02/20/02
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On February 20, 2002 at 02:28:35, Sally Weltrop wrote: >On February 19, 2002 at 16:53:14, Otello Gnaramori wrote: > >>Chess - A psychiatrist matches Wits with Fritz >>19.02.2002 That is the name of a mysterious book that is being advertised on the >>Internet. They say it contains a compilation of over 125 games that >>systematically illustrate a strategy that succeeds in beating today’s best chess >>computer programs in less than 40 moves. The author is a psychiatrist who >>analyzed the thinking process behind chess computer programs. We have no further >>details, but have ordered the book. You never know, maybe we can learn a trick >>or two >> >>http://www.pavior.com/chessbook1/newindex.html > >Maybe Kasparov should have waited and then played Deep Blue. He even gives the >forward in the book: > >Foreword by Garry Kasparov > <snip> >This kind of competition brings to the scientists the best field for >investigation possible between human "intuition and creativity" and the brute >force of the machine's calculating ability. I own a book titled "Creativity in chess" by A.Avni where every test position marked !! is solved by comps in few minutes... >I believe that this very interesting >and provocative book by Dr. Pecci may help to reopen the question of the >superiority of Man versus Machine. I would add ... in the field of chess. w.b.r. Otello
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