Author: Sandro Necchi
Date: 02:09:34 11/22/03
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On November 21, 2003 at 18:09:41, Peter Kappler wrote: >On November 21, 2003 at 03:26:41, Mig Greengard wrote: > >>Had a long, fascinating session with Garry on Wednesday. He went over all the >>games and talked deep and wide about computer chess and his matches. It was all >>video-recorded for future display as a Playchess.com multimedia segment. Some of >>it is recapped in the article I just put up here: >> >>http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=1313 >> >>More will go up in text later. From a chess perspective my suspicions during the >>game were confirmed when he said that he had analyzed just about all of game >>four a few years ago when looking at that QGA line. He mostly spent his time >>double-checking things to see if the Fritz team had found something nasty >>somewhere. That one of his former analysts, Kharlov, had played that game up to >>move 18 in 2001 was a tip-off. The position was already equal by that point. >> >>Probably of more interest to you all is Kasparov's interest in computer-computer >>games beyond simply preparing for a specific opponent. That part I recap in the >>article linked to above. I'm seeing him again before he leaves Sunday so if you >>have an interesting, (non-flame) question for him on comp chess I'll be happy to >>put it to him (and take credit for it myself of course). Hi, > > >Mig, > >How about more open competitions for the right to face Kasparov? For example, >the World Computer Chess Championships are being held in Graz, Austria next >week. Winning this event is generally considered the highest honor in computer >chess. What if it also earned the winner a right to face Kasparov? I would love so!!! Ciao Sandro > >The competition at these computer-chess tourneys is already fierce, but this >would take it to a whole new level. :) > >-Peter > >P.S. Does Kasparov practice with any engines other than Fritz, Junior, and >Shredder?
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