Author: Andrew Williams
Date: 17:19:55 01/26/03
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On January 26, 2003 at 20:01:13, Peter McKenzie wrote: >On January 26, 2003 at 19:47:52, Andrew Williams wrote: > >>On January 26, 2003 at 19:44:40, Omid David Tabibi wrote: >> >>>Unlike the boring anti-computer display of Kramnik in Bahrain, or the nervous >>>play of Kasparov against Deep Blue (and its unidentified real-time seconds), >>>today Kasparov played his real chess against the world computer chess champion, >>>and proved that humans are still *far* stronger than computers. >>> >> >>(1) This was a fine win by Kasparov, and very instructive. >>(2) Kasparov is hardly typical of humans. He's not even typical of GMs. >>(3) The opening was critical here. >> >>>Some commentators didn't stop saying how weak Junior is and that Deep Blue was >>>stronger. But as GM Yasser Seirawan said: "You can't say Junior played badly. >>>This was just what Garry has been doing to humans for 18 years". >>> >>>And a quote from Kasparov: "Our only chance to dominate is to play normal >>>chess". >>> >>>Omid. >> >>I don't think it's sensible to draw too many conclusions based on one game. > >Sensible? You're not allowed to be sensible when discussing these things! > kool. junior sux. kaspy rox. c u l8r dood.
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