Author: Joe McCarro
Date: 10:05:28 06/06/02
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On June 06, 2002 at 12:56:07, James Swafford wrote: >On June 06, 2002 at 12:17:04, Joe McCarro wrote: > >>good question. My guess is that chessbase is feverishly working to tweak and >>enhance the program as much as possible until they need to give him a copy. Once >>they give him a copy I don't think they can alter the software(except the >>opening book) as it would be a different program. But Who knows IBM appearently >>altered Deeper Blues software *mid match* against Kasparov. Which is obviously >>worse.(unless they agreed before this could be done which may be the case. does >>anyone know?) > >That raises an interesting question (that's probably been discussed to death >before). What if the program _itself_ was capable of modifying itself. :) >Wow, that can get pretty deep. > >-- >James That would be fair. As long as no one tampers with the computer until the match is over.
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