Author: Bas Hamstra
Date: 18:38:55 08/06/02
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On August 06, 2002 at 08:54:16, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On August 06, 2002 at 05:12:37, Jouni Uski wrote: > >>Or man-machine will again postponed to infinity :-( >>Remember, that Kramnik said: Fritz is much stronger than Deep Blue. >> >>Jouni > > >Previous George Bush also said "no more taxes". > >Doesn't make it true, of course. > >In fact, it was false. Ok then. I am not 100% sure this equation holds :-) In fact what reason do you have to lable one of the world's very best chess players expert opinion as a straight lie? He is a modest guy, not a Kasparov type who "perrsonally guarruantees it wil tearr Frritz to pieces". He has seen games of both programs, he plays Fritz, sees every update. Is HE compromised by interests or are YOU prejudiced? Could Kasparov practice against DB? No. He could play 10 games and back in the box it went. And then he could play another 10 games, where they changed style between games. That's a nice way to score cheaply, compare that to Fritz who shows up in each and every tournament and has been around forever. I am *sure* under that conditions Kasparov would have won easily, because DB had weaknesses like every other program. And K would have figured them out. Best regards, Bas.
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