Author: Kurt Utzinger
Date: 11:50:53 10/20/04
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On October 20, 2004 at 14:23:48, George Tsavdaris wrote:
>On October 20, 2004 at 13:37:52, Kurt Utzinger wrote:
>
>>On October 20, 2004 at 11:08:45, emerson tan wrote:
>>
>>>Who are the players of a team you will choose that will play against the team of
>>>computers consist of hydra, shredder, fritz, junior. hiarcs, rebel and chess
>>>tiger?
>>>
>>>
>>>I would choose, kramnik, leko, anand, karpov, seirawan, ulf andersson and im
>>>still looking for the 7th player. I choose them because of their style that
>>>computers will have a hard time. karpov, seirawan and ulf andersson are "old"
>>>and they may easily get a blunder and lose energy, that's the drawback. Maybe
>>>bareev, dreev, gelfand who is solid, vallejo pons, very solid, kasparov cannot
>>>win against him.
>>>
>>>
>>>Who are the other players you would nominate?
>>
>>
>> Who is still interested in such matches?
>
>Me. But why do you say that? Because humans play with the "wrong way" or because
>the inevitable loss of human is coming with a huge speed?
Hi George
I pressed too fast the sent button -:)
But what I wanted to say is that I am not
interested in further matches unless top
GM's have learnt how to play vs computer
programs. I have pity on GM's not doing
this way as too much respectless people
are loughing at the unlucky GM's who of
course do understand chess many times better
than any computer program. It's still my opinion
that computers would hardly ever win a game
(even vs 2200 Elo players) if humans would
follow a do-nothing-but-do-it-well-strategy.
Kurt
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