Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 14:23:53 09/23/98
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On September 23, 1998 at 14:52:37, Ossie Weiner wrote: >"Dear computer chess friends: >I'm not saying that Chessbase DOES cheat with their Fritz 5 autoplayer, >and I'm not saying that they DON'T cheat with their autoplayer. But the >fact remains that if everything would be clean and honest, they would >have proven it to the public by now." There exists a series of games played on known hardware against known opponents, at known time controls. If there is cheating in these games, it will manifest in one of several forms. One of the programs will play better moves than it would otherwise play, and/or the other one will play worse moves than it would otherwise play. Has anyone shown irregularities like this in the games themselves? If there is anything substantial fueling these persistent allegations, I haven't seen it. Does something substantial exist? If so, I would love to see it. bruce
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