Author: James Long
Date: 18:33:59 02/14/99
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On February 14, 1999 at 19:36:44, Jeffrey Azajar wrote: >Dear Sir/Madam: > I’m Jeffrey Azajar, a 4th year high school student at Phil. Cultural High >School, Manila, Philippines. I’m presently conducting a research paper about >"Chess: Man vs. Computer". If its okay with you, pls. answer the ff. questions >and also pls. write your name, designation, and address. > >1. Are you playing chess in your computer? (Yes or No) Very seldom... I just write chess programs. :-) > >2. What is the computer chess’ name? (i.e. Chessmaster 6000) See ques. 1. > >3. How many times did you win and how many times did you lose? Give the ratio >of your wins and loses. See ques. 1. > >4. Which for you is more intelligent in terms of chess based from your >experience, man or computer? Why? Intelligent? Would have to be the human, since computers have no "real" intelligence. As far as which plays better chess: I'm not qualified to say. > > >5. Computers can now analyze more than a million ways in just a second and most >likely > a man will be beaten by the computer, does this mean that recent computer chess >are > far more intelligent than man? > See ques. 4. > >6. Do you think that in the future chess tactics and techniques can be solved >completely by computers that even a grandmaster could not beat anymore the >computer because it already know what and where to move the pieces? > I seriously doubt it. Look at the math. :-) It is "practically impossible." > >7. Do grandmasters or international chess masters play chess with their >computer and were beaten by them? Probably... I've heard Kasparov plays w/ Fritz 5. > >8. For you what kind of opponent do you most prefer in playing chess, a man or >a > computer, why? I prefer a human... for my (weak) level of chess, they are usually far less punishing. > > >Thank you for your help. I will very much appreciate it. > > Sincerely yours, > Jeffrey
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