Author: Mark Young
Date: 04:26:57 10/03/98
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On October 03, 1998 at 07:01:00, Les Walker wrote: >When playing chess againt a computer, what are the inherent weaknesses to look >for so that a human can have *some* advantage? I understand that some are weaker >where others are strong, and vice-versa, but which weaknesses are inherent in >all computer chess programs? > >Thanks in advance? > >Les Walker The only weakness I still can exploit at my level of chess when I play computer programs any more is setting up a fortress type defense. I still can sometimes get away with a draw for time to time because the programs allow me to block out all their attacks. No average human would allow me to do this when playing me, but a 2500 rated computer still falls for this from time to time even at my weak level of play.
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