Author: margolies,marc
Date: 19:14:54 06/16/03
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Were I to dream that I am the strongest player in the world, like K or K, then playing any lesser mortal or machine would probably weaken my game. It is also accurate to assume that the preparation of a Champion Human Player for a machine match is different than that for say, Linares, so that devoting massive amounts of time to preparing for the first (machine) match could detract from one's performance in the second because the advanced preparation time was not available. But I do not see this as a condemnation of playing machines for you or me. Do You? On June 16, 2003 at 13:16:44, zeidoun wrote: >I think that the computer could help us to improve our play, at least till we >become a grand-master (which is not very very easy). Even grand-masters >regularly improve their play when facing computers especially at the rapid time >controls. So the answer os certainly a big YYYYYYYYEEEEESSSSSSSS!!!! > >Of course, i think that someone should play against a program that is not much >much stronger than his ELO ( at least in the beginning), because we must be able >to win against the Beast al least sometimes.
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