Author: Ed Trice
Date: 22:11:14 01/27/06
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I think this was pondered most of the 70's and 80's. Adrian deGroot's work from the 1930's studying chess cognition comparing various classes of players is still a paper mentioned even today. Basically, attempts at intelligent, goal-oriented, tree-reduced search ended with the PARADISE program, I think. Brute force does in an "inelegant" way what the best of the best of the best do using a completely different process. So, the thinking is, let computers do what computers do best, and let humans do what they do best.
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