Author: Bob Durrett
Date: 07:02:55 10/27/02
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On October 26, 2002 at 16:06:21, Roy Eassa wrote: > >What would be the result of a match between a top GM and, say, Deep Fritz 7 >running on Bahrain-level hardware, if the top GM were able to consult an >outdated chess program running on fairly slow hardware (to avoid blunders)? > >[Imagine Kramnik plus, say, Fritz 5.32 running on, say, a 400 MHz P-II versus >Deep Fritz 7 running on the Bahrain hardware or better if available. Assume >that the old program has no opening book and no tablebases -- it's just there to >sanity-check tactics to a moderate level.] The time will [?] come when the top human GMs are no match at all for chess-playing computer programs. When that time comes, it will become necessary to give the humans a handicap, such as allowing them to have a silicon helper. But that time is [?] not yet. Let Kramnik and Kasparov suffer a little bit more for now. : ) Bob D.
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