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Not a chess expert by any means, but I think ca 1999 was probably a kind of sweet spot for this kind of match because the internet was sufficiently mature to al
by phreeza 9y ago
Not a chess expert by any means, but I think ca 1999 was probably a kind of sweet spot for this kind of match because the internet was sufficiently mature to allow for sufficient people to participate, but most participants would not have been able to run a grandmaster level chess engine on their home PCs. I could imagine use of chess engines would make such a "human" crows much more powerful these days?
- aaron695 9y ago> but most participants would not have been able to run a grandmaster level chess engine on their home PCs Pretty sure your phone is more powerfully than any human that has or might exist at chess. Fairly sure humans can no longer assist a computer (human + computer <= computer) So not really sure what you'd prove today? It was also pre-lulz. The hive mind these days has seen the value in humor over original intentions.