Author: walt irvin
Date: 20:17:37 02/01/06
i think in practical strenth computers are stronger than the strongest grandmasters,,,, i think the reason man will always be able to compete is that man always finds away ,,,,even rybka or and chess machine that can be created can be undermined by humans,,,,,i have never tryed it because all i ever wanted to do was get better as a chess player but,,,,,what if a person took a program like rybka found a very sure ways to get the program out of book early even at the expense of a slightly inferior position,,,found maybe 8 or 9 ways to get the program out of any reasonable oppening book ,,,,,then had another program use much more time (turn ponder off on rybka) so that u have several sure ways to beat rybka then,,,,,take a person who never even played chess in there life ,,,showed them the several winning solution and had them memorize the wins,,,,,there u have it rybka beat by a player who never even played a real game in there life ,,,,,,imagine what a grandmaster could do in that situation ???????????????????????????????????? walter
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