Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 18:44:12 05/02/99
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On May 02, 1999 at 12:01:56, Fernando Villegas wrote: >Hi all: >If the article by the father of Deep Blue -look at Gambitsoft- is not just an >exercize of rethoric, maybe next year w'll have a card for our PC with a kind of >home Deep Blues that according the man would be capable of beating the world >champ. Any of you knows more about the feasibility of that? And what will happen >to the rest of the industry -rebel, m-chess, etc- if such a monster really >arrives to our hands? Opinions? >Fernando I wonder, Since Rebel 10 has beaten Anand, and Fritz has now beaten Polgar. I just wonder how strong a commercial version of Blue would be. I mean the original Program required a super computers costing more than what we earn in a lifetime. There are already commercial programs that can beat GM's on the market. So unless they have developed a program that is something special and does not require a million dollar super computer to run it, then I think it is a bit of a storm in a tea cup to expect something special.
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