Author: blass uri
Date: 08:33:09 08/16/99
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On August 16, 1999 at 09:42:44, Ratko V Tomic wrote: > > In 10 years, it's clear that no human will be able to contend > > with commercial programs running on off-the-shelf hardware. > >That's not clear at all. In checkers, where it is >possible to search 20+ plies the search had reached >the plateau of diminishing returns and the top human >player (Tinsley, age 65) beat the top program (Chinook) >in a regular match. I read that Chinook won a match of 70 games some years ago 2:1 and 67 draws. It is surprising to hear that the top human player is at age 65. I think that something like this never happen in chess and the best player is always younger than 65. Uri
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