Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 13:03:38 10/08/02
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On October 08, 2002 at 14:26:36, Daniel Clausen wrote: >I predict that the best humans will be able to at least draw the machines for >many years to come, if the programs don't begin to 'play chess' rather than >'calculate chess'. as long as the programmers believe that a game of chess is just a test-suite of positions, many , one after another, programs will never learn to PLAY chess. they will always try to find the "key-move" in a position. but that is the problem. instead of doing an idea, they find best moves. but a best move in a position is NOT the best move in a game. this is IMO something the programmers maybe do not see. and even IF they see, nobody really knows how do generate planful play. or if he tries, it takes long long time to balance the new ideas the way the results is serious.
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