Author: Eric Adolph
Date: 19:12:53 11/08/98
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Making this even more amazing is the fact that CM makes the move instantaneouly if you put it on short time controlls. >As a experiment we took the position to our local club and tested it with the >states strongest player (2317) after ten minutes of thought he could not find >this move! Nor did he even consider it. It was almost scary to see a computer >make a move like this , as if a human brain was in the circuitry! Certainly the >move wasn't made based on pure calculation because the complications arising if >beyond even deepblue!! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >>This post is for Mr Slug. >> >>Chessmaster has come up with a seeming novelty(Actually just extremely rare >>courtesy of L. Tamarkin my 5 mill datab didn't have it at all) in the move >>8...d6, Though Nimzo98 has in book 9.f4 as a response. There are a few games >>in million base (18 games) with 8...d6 played but they all miss the important >>point of 8...d6 which is to follow up 9.Nb5 Ne5 10. Nxc7 with the brilliant >>Bh3!. >> >>This thread was slightly lost because of various other arguements and Mr. Slug >>found it interesting as I. For further comment refer to the thread. I guess it >>is so interesting in that the move almost seems like an intuitive >>sacrifice(10...Bh3) though of course that's just assigning human qaulities to >>comps :). >> >>"Hi: I'm really disappointed in this unfortaunate long running thread, which is >>occurring because 1 guy resigns, and another just leaves. I was really looking >>forward to continued speculation about make believe matches between the chess >>programs against Jon Schroer, and some Brilliant move that CM6000 keeps coming >>up with. But I guess we won't be talking about any of that for a while, because >>all of this Bull-Shit is going on!" >> >>(mrslug - the inkompetent chess software addict!)
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