Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 13:24:33 10/08/02
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On October 08, 2002 at 11:07:22, Eran wrote: >On October 08, 2002 at 10:51:40, Thorsten Czub wrote: > >>On October 08, 2002 at 10:45:11, Eran wrote: >> >>> >>>I assume Frans Morche, Fritz programmer, won't give up. He will fight back and >>>will improve his Fritz program at his best. Do you think it is possible that >>>Fritz will beat GM one day in the future? >>> >>>If Garry Kasparov was well prepared to play against Deep Blue II in 1997 like >>>what Kramnik does today, would he beat Deep Blue? I believe so, wouldn't he? >>> >>>Eran >> >>IMO this is a target FRITZ cannot solve, others can. >>the program is too stupid. >> >>shredder and hiarcs would have played better. others maybe too. >> >>but... against the strong GM chessbase send the stupist engine they have :-)) > >Do you believe that any top chess engine that contains lots of knowledge and >plays like human have better chance beating GM in the future? > >Since Junior 7 is very aggressive and is not knowledge-based, I do not believe >Junior 7 will be able to win against Kasparov either, don't you think so? > >Eran I think it depends more on who the human is than which computer is playing. Kramnik is the perfect human for this task. His youth, temperment, and chess style all match up perfectly against a computer. He is not tempted to take unncessary risks (like Christiansen did, losing a winning game and thus the match). Fritz or any modern program on fast hardware will always be able to win games against GMs. But I also think GMs will also be able to win at least some games against all computers for decades to come.
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