Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 21:15:25 08/20/02
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On August 20, 2002 at 23:54:39, Jeff White wrote: >>it won't happen because in man-machine matches, the machines put up the money, >>and, who pays decides how the match is played (=chessbase, mostly). i'm sure all >>the programmers are very aware of the fact that their programs would have >>significantly worse chances in a longer match, so this won't happen at the time >>being. >> >>aloha >> martin > >Which brings me back to my original statement, a 24 game match would be good, >but playing shorter matches and winning really only gives software companies a >false sense of security. EVENTUALLY the computer will be number one as it is in >Checkers and Othello. Maybe someday a new Tinsley will be born and the best the computer will be able to do is draw.
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