Author: Peter Kappler
Date: 15:35:03 12/18/99
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On December 18, 1999 at 10:04:13, Alvaro Rodriguez wrote: >Hi, all! > >I´ve been thinking, are the chessprograms better then humans in e-mail games? >I´ve talked to several people that says that the programs plays equal or even >better then FIDE titled players. Is that true? My opinion is probably that >programs are inferior then titled humans, maybe even average, because they have >a hard time finding a long plan that works. > >It should be interesiting to hear what people thinks about this topic. > >Best Regards to everyone, > >Alvaro With plenty of time to think, the human player can avoid the tactical mistakes that are so typical in shorter time control games. This makes it more or less a contest of positional knowledge, and computers are still pretty weak in this area. My money would be on any human player rated over 2200. --Peter
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