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gestalt
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chess computers Q1. Will there reach a point in the future when it will be absolutely impossible for the world chess champion to win against the best chess computer
and
Q2.Is it conceivable that at some point in the future, a chess computer will be developed that is so powerful, that any game it played against itself would always end in a draw.
If the answer is yes to both these questions then we better get ready to start living in 'the Matrix' because computers will rule the world!
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gidgiddoni
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I think that in 20 years we will look back on questions like these and laugh at our naivete, much like we now look back and laugh at Bill Gates' supposed 1981 statement about "640K ought to be enough for anybody."
gidgiddoni
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And no, computers won't rule the world, but they might at least make the world's elite chess players a little more humble...?
(Except for a 60-year-old Kasparov who will still be saying, "In a REAL tournament, I would grind it into powder...!")
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tulkos
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I don't know about impossible--- But i believe that it might be a close shave. ;-)
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kingofpawns
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Answers... Question 1: Yes
Question 2: No
The answers to the questions above have no logical
implications for a "matrix" like future.
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