Author: Uri Blass
Date: 13:01:47 03/26/02
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On March 26, 2002 at 13:56:41, Andrew R. Case wrote: >Exactly the point I wanted to make, if the programs played numerous games >against GMs, the GMs would eventualy find a way to beat them on a regular basis. >Also I would be willing to bet that the programs used in the Gulko match are not >the same versions(with the exception of Shredder) that most people have, and >certainly not the same opening books. I see no problem with it. The program and the book should not be available in order to prevent unfair advantage. I am sure that if Gulko becomes commercial and everybody can buy it and play against it when the real gulko knows nothing about the games then Gulko's elo is going to be smaller but it is not fair. If we want to know the real elo of programs then the programs should not be commercial and the program should have the right to learn from the programmer between the games(humans also learn from other people between games). Uri
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