Author: GuyHaworth
Date: 03:15:25 11/07/04
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2006 sees the 50th anniversary of the 1956 Dartmouth Conference at which the concept of 'Artificial Intelligence' was created. Arguably, the most achieved of the AI-aims defined there is the creation of chess-engines playing at world-class level. It would be a pity if SSDF were to cease operations before 2006 as its league-table gives a good feel for the relative merits of various chess-engines, and the progress still being achieved. Jeff Sonas has collected data on man-machine games, and analysed the relative positions of man and machine: search for 'Sonas' on the chessbase site. http://home.interact.se/~w100107/welcome.htm provides a man-machine list of 483 games, listed in .pgn and in result to 2004-07-23. g
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