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Subject: Re: Kasparov's Grandmaster Intuition May Have Been Correct

Author: Russell Reagan

Date: 10:10:03 02/09/03

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On February 09, 2003 at 12:54:19, Dana Turnmire wrote:

>The only thing that puzzles me is why someone like Edward Nemeth can defeat
>these programs but a top grandmaster has such a hard time.  Why would Kasparov
>or any other grandmaster not use anti-computer play in such a match?

That is because Eduard only shows you his wins. He may have lost 100 games for
each win he gets. Kasparov or Kramnik could do the same, and just publish their
wins. But it doesn't mean much, unless it was a live exhibition, and the human
pummeled the computer as Eduard does in like 8 out of 10 blitz games.

• Re: Moderation against mean insinuations [Eduard Nemeth] Rolf Tueschen 12:59:12 02/09/03
  • Re: Moderation against mean insinuations [Eduard Nemeth] mike schoonover 20:46:32 02/09/03
  • Re: Moderation against mean insinuations [Eduard Nemeth] eric guttenberg 13:09:48 02/09/03
    • Re: Moderation against mean insinuations [Eduard Nemeth] Rolf Tueschen 13:28:12 02/09/03
      • Re: Moderation against mean insinuations [Eduard Nemeth] eric guttenberg 16:09:33 02/09/03

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