Author: Harald Faber
Date: 00:59:42 11/12/03
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On November 12, 2003 at 03:21:46, Uri Blass wrote: >On November 12, 2003 at 03:16:44, Uri Blass wrote: > >>On November 12, 2003 at 02:11:04, Derek Paquette wrote: >> >>>I'm reading through all these posts and watched the games, and something >>>occurred to me, especially what the CEO of chessbase said, that kasparov was >>>sent the versions of x3d fritz as they were created...so... >>> >>>If chessbase were able to clone kasparov use him, study him, poke holes in his >>>game, analyse him for hundreds of hours, how well would they do? >>> >>>But thats a question we'll never be able to answer, but how about this , >>> >>>If they sent x3d version fritz with the same hardware to a large super >>>grandmaster tournament, a round robin, where all the players not only had to >>>prepare for the computer, but other humans, how would it fair? >>> >>>I think we are seriously under estimating this beast... >>>just my opinion of course. >>>-Derek >> >>This is exactly what chessbase want you to believe. >> >>I think that all these matches are unimportant matches and it may be better if >>we ignore them. >> >>I do not trust the humans in these match to try to win the matches and I suspect >>that they believe that draw can give them more money. >> >>Uri > >I can add that the fact that kasparov got another match after drawing with Fritz >when Smirin never got another match after beating the machines increase my >impression(hardware was slower against smirin but time control was also faster >and the second factor is something that is supposed to help the machines so I >think that smirin's result is better than kasparov's result and kramnik's >result). > >Players may believe that it is better if they do not win because if they draw >they have better chances to get another match. > >Uri What I always say. Let the programs play regular matches and tournaments and you will see FMs, IMs and GMs adjust their play vs. computers and win.
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