Author: Otello Gnaramori
Date: 10:50:33 10/11/02
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On October 11, 2002 at 11:19:10, Bob Durrett wrote: >In the last few days, I have been reading the threads associated with the >Kramnik vs DF match and find many of the comments to be most interesting and >enlightening. > >Hopefully, all chess programmers will be reading these same comments even if >they chose not to post bulletins here. > >We are in the middle of another "great chess experiment." Just as the case of >the Kasparov vs DB experiment, the games will be discussed at length, and maybe >even a few books written about it. > >Where else, except at CCC, are there so many experienced chess programmers? > >One thing I like about CCC is that the reader gets "instant feedback" within >hours, if not minutes, after the moves are played. > >I believe that the observations made here will have a very positive impact on >future developments in chess software. > >Of particular value seems the discussions of specific moves which were made in >the games. > >I was especially intrigued by the brief discussion about how optimization to win >computer vs computer tournaments might have caused the top programs to be very >sub-optimal for play against humans. [not enough chess knowledge] Maybe we'll >see separate anti-computer and anti-human programs in the future? [Depends on >economics and marketing, I suppose.] > >Bob > >Bob Nice Summary Bob ! I have found the following post really enlightening and stimulating: http://www.talkchess.com/forums/1/message.html?258281 w.b.r. Otello
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