Author: Daniel Jackson
Date: 07:39:43 10/06/04
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On October 06, 2004 at 01:29:34, Andrei P wrote: >On October 06, 2004 at 00:10:36, Daniel Jackson wrote: > >>On October 05, 2004 at 23:50:37, Andrei P wrote: >> >>>I found this on Ossimtz' site. apparently, a ~2000 strength player used >>>fritz5.32 to direct all his moves during a match, of course his opponets never >>>suspecting anythng. He got 2600+ performance out of 9 games. My best guess is >>>that the cpu was PII 450 Mhz. >>> >>>So, today's top programs clearly should be 2800+ on a decent hardware, PROVIDED >>>the opponets is NOT suspecting. >>> >>>the dude who performed the 1998 "test" seems to haver retired from chess in >>>1999, but his test was a really nice one in support of computer superiority. >>> >>>http://www.uni-klu.ac.at/~gossimit/c/curious.htm the file is alwer.zip >> >>It appears you embrace the idea of computers superior to man, well when you get >>your wish, you'll serve the machines, rather than machines serving you. > >I am actually paranoid that machines are taking over the world, but I my >paranoya has good basis. You're afraid, that is good! I'm all for developent of AI but with tempered judgement. > >> >>No one hear appears to get this simple concept? >> >>Regardless, your example doesn't does not puy the machines on the level of a >>deity...but one day they will be exualted over man and by man.
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