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This reminds me of the cheating scandal in chess. They don’t actually have any proof of cheating beyond it being statistically near-impossible for Niemann to pl
by Waterluvian 4y ago
This reminds me of the cheating scandal in chess. They don’t actually have any proof of cheating beyond it being statistically near-impossible for Niemann to play such “perfect” games.
- wruza 4y agoThe report also contains lots of information on sudden skill jumps and other abnormalities in his logged chess history. It’s not a proof either, but at this level they make sure their decision is not based on a single set of coincidences.