Author: Derek Paquette
Date: 03:23:32 08/11/04
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On August 10, 2004 at 16:59:55, Ricardo Rego wrote: >Hi > >I heard from a plenty number of guys at Go schools (Nihon Ki-in) & Go Forums >that "chess has been more or less 'solved' as a programming problem". Indeed, >they provided me the following link, where a gentlemen explains why computers >can't play Go: http://www.cns.nyu.edu/~mechner/compgo/sciences/ > >Someone says "Go is totally intuition, on the other hand, chess is totally >tactics"... and so on and so for. > >Ok, I am a Chess lover and I like to play Go, as well, but I cannot see how >programming Go programs can be more dificult than Chess. > >What is your opinion about that ? > >TIA, Ricardo When I think about this question, how long has someone or some people's really trying to code a really good Go program compared to the amount of time people have been playing and studying it over in asia and around the world. Now consider how long they have been programming for it, and look at the programs, already master level, give it another 10 years, and you'll see the same affect the programs are having in chess masters running scared :)
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