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Subject: Re: How Well Do Chess Engines Do Against Problem Compositions?

Author: Timothy J. Frohlick

Date: 13:45:41 01/25/04

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Bob,

The problem with problems is that each solution demands a discrete algorithm.
The human mind can adapt rapidly to novelty but computers need to be re-coded in
order to "understand".  Pretty clunky.

TJF

In twenty years from now we will be getting the first adaptive thinking
computers and mankind will never be the same thereafter.


On January 25, 2004 at 16:34:26, Bob Durrett wrote:

>
>Rather than post one taken out of one of my books, lets just ask the general
>question.  It would seem that award-winning composed problems [and studies]
>would be really tough for computers to solve just as they are for humans.
>
>Is that true?
>
>Bob D.



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