Author: blass uri
Date: 22:31:29 03/11/99
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On March 12, 1999 at 00:22:20, Charles Unruh wrote: > Deep Blue > >"New allegations Kasparov/IBM > >Kasparov made new allegations against IBM concerning "Deep Blue" two years after >the match. "IBM cheated me. >Their computer was a fake", he said in an interview, which will appear in the >German internet magazin "Konr@d". >Kasparow says Deep Blue was manipulated and human beings must have interfered. >(Message from French news >agency Agence France Press / Donnerstag 11. März 1999 - 14:34 Uhr © AFP 1999) - >3/11/99" > > >It is unfortunate that this would be getting published just as kasp is on top of >the world. He should just move on regardless of what happened it's over. I >have no doubt that kasp was and is a stronger player than Deep Blue was(though >not necessarily as consistant, but then again DB's first loss did demonstrate(by >the play"the kIA game") a strength level beneath several of the top 10 GM's). >This is just to say that either Anand or Kramnik could win a 6 game match >against Kasparov(well a year ago anyway he's a super monster today). Further >that if Kasparov had played the blunder he played in the last round against deep >blue 80%+ of all GM's would have saw the simple sack to win instantly in but >seconds. The simple sacrifice was not a winning sacrifice. The problem was that kasparov did not prepare for it because fxe6 instead of Qe7 is probably winning. I do not believe that IBM cheated kasparov by moves of humans but I do not think that kasparov is the bad guy of this story. I feel that IBM cheat the public by not playing with deeper blue. I read in the newspaper in the first match of deep blue against kasparov that they refused to draw in the 5th game because they saw it as a scientific experiment. Now they stopped this experiment. They made a wrong impression that they wanted to play when the truth was that they wanted only to win and stop to play. Uri
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