Author: Stefan Zipproth
Date: 03:34:24 08/08/02
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On August 07, 2002 at 15:00:41, ALI MIRAFZALI wrote: >According to www.kasparovchess.com todays programmers are divided in the >issue if todays PC programs are better equal or worse then Deepblue.It seems >a lot of european programmers dont believe the 1997 Deepblue was stronger then >todays best PC programmers(Hyatt thinks otherwise)(We may never know).But this >Match could be a Step.It may depend on things like how well the Softeware >handles Kingside attacks in closed positions (The Dortmund version (2000) had >problems with this;as I remember) As Kasparov stated that a win of Kramnik against Fritz is simply a must, anything else would be ridiculous (since Kramnik has the exact engine he will play against) he is probably very sure that he will also win against Junior. IMHO, both will lose - though this is a very risky statement, but I really believe so and I like to defend statements that are ridiculous :-)
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