Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 09:52:15 08/29/01
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This sentence DOES say a lot, doesn't it: "By the summer of 1990--by which time three of the original Deep Thought team had joined IBM--Deep Thought had achieved a 50 percent score in 10 games played under tournament conditions against grandmasters and an 86 percent score in 14 games against international masters." That was 7 years before, and many-fold slower hardware (and much weaker software, no doubt), than what played Kasparov in 1997.
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