Author: stuart taylor
Date: 00:50:01 02/18/00
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On February 18, 2000 at 02:28:55, Jeff Anderson wrote: >All of these unfounded accusations from people like Mr. Hyatt that the world >champion, Kasparov, somehow arranged the trouble between Adams and Deep Junior >have become monotonously annoying. > >Kasparov has no reason to be afraid of Deep Junior. I am completely confident >that he would have defeated Deep Junior if they had met. Here are my reasons: > >* He proved that he can defeat programs at fast time controls when he defeated >Deep Thought in a game/90 two game match in 1989. This program was probably a >bit stronger than Deep Junior is today, as it searched well over 2,000,000 NPS >and was very sophisticated. > >* He defeated Deep Blue in 1996. This program is obviously much stronger than >Deep Junior. > >* He is quite clearly the best player in the world today, and perhaps the best >that has ever lived. He wins tournament after tournament and shows now sign of >relenting. > > >Jeff Deep blue of 1996 I'm not at all sure about either. But Deep thought of 1989 is definately a far cry from Junior 6 of now. I think that Junior would win almost every game one after another. Against DT2 a bit less. DB 1996 may beat Junior 6, but it would be very close. It may fail also.(J6 needs long time control with fast processor, but that's it.In its maximal state, it's OK against all basic pitfals and can compete anywhere.)imho. S.Taylor
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