Author: Sam Lloyd
Date: 06:22:03 04/02/04
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On April 01, 2004 at 13:00:52, Ziad Haddad wrote: >It would be really very interesting if the Kimo's team and the Shredder's team >join their efforts to create the "perfect" program. This one will be really very >very hard to beat. But, even if we choose World Champions games, using them to >make "correct" evaluations of positions isn't always the best thing, because >sometimes there are played moves that aren't the best, but also sometimes we >choose particular lines because of particular psychologic parameters. >Anyway, such a learning thing will lead certainly to a more human-like playing >style because no one of the actual programs has got really a human like kind of >play (even the best programs). But as the programs are becoming more strong and >machines more powerful brute force strength and learning strength become very >close. > >Interesting project, really !!! You're kidding, yes? In case you're not, it's ChessBase playing a little April Fools' Day joke. One look at the box and you can find hints it's a stunt. One example which should be obvious to everyone who is a chess fan, is Kasparov's eyes lurking in the shadows. The article was even more comical. It also includes a couple of games, where Kimo (Kasparov) is crushing Deep Fritz 8 and another where he loses to Deep Junior 8.
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