Author: José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba
Date: 14:49:14 09/28/99
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On September 28, 1999 at 14:23:35, Matt Agajanian wrote: >Hello, > >Gotz a kwestyun fer ya. > >Just what is a chess computer? Is it just a machine that has a dabase of >moves/countermoves (i.e. opening books) and you're just playing a 'match-em-up' >game or is there some actual 'artificial intelligence' built into these items? Definitely it is not a game of 'match-em-up'. They are able to play full games, and only the first few moves come from their opening book. About the 'artificial intelligence', that depends on what definition you take. >What about machines such as Fidelity "Chess Challenger 7", Saitek "Kaspasrov >GK2000", Novag "Emerald", Excalibur "Kasparov 2294"? How do they get their >"intelligence"? > The real learning is only made by the programmers, who find clever ways of making the machines stronger chess players. >By the way, does anyone remember the old "CompuChess" chess machines? > >Thanks for your insights. > >Matt A.
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