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Subject: Re: What ever happened to Dr. Hyatts Invincible Grandmaster?

Author: Vikrant Malvankar

Date: 03:43:31 06/28/05

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On June 28, 2005 at 06:25:23, Amir wrote:

>On June 28, 2005 at 05:19:06, Madhavan wrote:
>
>>On June 27, 2005 at 23:47:36, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>>
>>>On June 27, 2005 at 14:04:41, William Sorin wrote:
>>>
>>>>After reading the Archives you get the impression That humans played some kind
>>>>of Super Qualtity Chess that programs were far from Understanding and matching.
>>>>It was said That All us Dumb people don't understand how strong a Grandmaster
>>>>really is, Yet I just witnessed Hydra Tear Michael Adams to Shreds game after
>>>>game, and wondered if In fact Adams was even a Grandmaster at all!!
>>>
>>>
>>>Not sure who you mean.  But I can think of several GM players that are really
>>>difficult opponents for computers.  Roman is certainly one.  Shirov is another.
>>>Even Bill Lombardy (the last time I talked with him anyway, which was 3-4 years
>>>ago at least) was a "computer problem".
>>
>>>There are others as well...
>>
>>Anand and Topalov,ofcourse.
>
>No proof that Anand and Topalov are good anti-comp players, especially Topalov
>isn't.

We dont want Anti-computer Chess against Hydra, it wont suffice,
we want accurate play in open positions and positional play whenever needed only
then u can tame that beast.(Adams did play that kind of chess but erred much too
often.)

Also what Pablo achieved on Playchess.com and numerous Engines beating Hydra was
at fast time control and are irrelevent at longer time controls against Hydra.

Regards

Vikrant



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