Author: martin fierz
Date: 10:38:26 10/19/02
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On October 19, 2002 at 13:34:24, Uri Blass wrote: >On October 19, 2002 at 13:28:13, martin fierz wrote: > >>On October 19, 2002 at 11:56:33, Russell Reagan wrote: >> >>>On October 19, 2002 at 11:23:34, Mark Young wrote: >>> >>>>The match has put to rest some questions, or maybe not! >>> ^^^^^^^^^^^^ >>>>1. Do PC programs play at a GM Level? – Clearly Yes. >>> >>>This hasn't been an unanswered question for some time now. >>> >>>>2. Can PC programs win against a well prepared and motivated Grand Master? – >>>>Yes. >>> >>>What evidence do you have that Kramnik was motivated? >>> >>>>4. Was Deep Blue 1997 was much stronger then Deep Fritz and other PC programs? - >>>>No. >>> >>>Don't even start this again. The only thing that is clear about this is that >>>it's not clear. >>> >>>>5. Can a PC program compete with the worlds best chess players even when it is >>>>for sale to the public and everyone has a chance to play against the program? – >>>>Yes. >>> >>>Same as #1 >>> >>>>8. Will it take another 10 years before anyone can have a computer that plays as >>>>well as Deep Blue? No. >>> >>>Stop making definitive statements about Deep Blue vs. PC chess programs please. >>>You, like everyone else, cannot address this subject definitively. >>> >>>Russell >> >>re points 1 & 5: mark could/should have made the statement stronger. it's true >>that the question "can comps play at GM level" has been answered before. but GM >>level and kramnik-level are two very different pairs of shoes! the last GM-fritz >>match was huebner vs fritz, tied at 3-3, and although huebner is a strong player >>of course he is no kramnik... >> >>aloha >> martin > >Yes but Fritz got better relative to that match in software and hardware. > >Uri of course. but would you have thought it would make a 200 elo difference? i wouldn't... aloha martin
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