Author: Ross Boyd
Date: 17:57:17 01/01/05
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On January 01, 2005 at 19:31:24, Murat wrote: >On January 01, 2005 at 19:12:06, Ulysses Omycron wrote: > >>Chess will NEVER die even if it's solved, > > >Amen to that my friend. Human vs Human chess is indeed game of the Kings. >Let's hope it will be with us for generations to come. > > >all the best > >Murat ... Amen to that also! But chess will NEVER be solved... there are physical limits which cannot be overcome. You know the old chestnut... "there are more unique chess positions than atoms in the known universe". Even using photon activated transistors we are limited by the speed of light... which isn't fast enough either. But hey, the engine would play a helluva game though! Not perfect, but better than anything we could conceive. And can you imagine two future chess engine titans battling it out for ultimate supremacy, as we watch dumbfounded by the depth and profundity of the moves..... thinking "why did it do that? what's it seen? wow, what a move!"... Then a freakish human player might actually hold a machine to a draw.... what a great victory! Probably make headlines in TWIC January 2050. Who knows!? :-) Ross
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