Author: Graham Laight
Date: 09:53:21 04/09/99
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Excellent post - but I don't quite agree. I feel that chess programmers have focused on only a narrow range of AI techniques. This makes the technology less generally applicable than it could be. It has also often resulted in an un-human style of play. Astonishing accomplishments all the same! On April 08, 1999 at 20:03:28, Dann Corbit wrote: >The algorithms used in chess programs could not only be used for games, but for >many other pursuits as well. Chess is primarily a searching problem, and a >difficult one at that. I can forsee very easily how chess algorithms could be >applied towards (for instance) finding an item in a database. How about >rearranging a DNA sequence with a minimum number of chemical reactions? Never >mind the checkers, go and othello, I think the algorithms can have universal >value.
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