Hi all,
who is stronger: computers or humans? I mean, best software on i7 980x (6 cores 3,33 GHz, 16 GB of RAM) against best human player. 15 Moves of book for the computer, taken from the best recent public book. No tablebases.
How much elo distance on 120/40 repeated?
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Who is stronger at chess? Computers or Humans?
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Re: Who is stronger at chess? Computers or Humans?
Computers....anything between 300-500 Elo ![Cool 8-)](./images/smilies/icon_cool.gif)
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Re: Who is stronger at chess? Computers or Humans?
Obviously 120/40 means 120 minutes per 40 moves (repeated).
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Re: Who is stronger at chess? Computers or Humans?
Hello Maurizio,
I say Human +500 elo, because the Human can unplug the computer, or physically destroy it.![Laughing :lol:](./images/smilies/icon_lol.gif)
I say Human +500 elo, because the Human can unplug the computer, or physically destroy it.
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Re: Who is stronger at chess? Computers or Humans?
Hi Andrew,acase wrote:Hello Maurizio,
I say Human +500 elo, because the Human can unplug the computer, or physically destroy it.
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Re: Who is stronger at chess? Computers or Humans?
I'm sure this machine could do the same with a human grandmasteracase wrote:Hello Maurizio,
I say Human +500 elo, because the Human can unplug the computer, or physically destroy it.
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Re: Who is stronger at chess? Computers or Humans?
MM wrote:Hi all,
who is stronger: computers or humans? I mean, best software on i7 980x (6 cores 3,33 GHz, 16 GB of RAM) against best human player. 15 Moves of book for the computer, taken from the best recent public book. No tablebases.
How much elo distance on 120/40 repeated?
Thanks for voting
Best regards
Dear Maurizio,
First of all thank you for your poll
I see you cloned my poll,without my permission and now i will loose many voters !!
I am just joking
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Actually your poll is good,it has more detailed options...
But anyway i think you handicapped the match conditions
Why i7 980X processor should run be run at default speed 3.33 GHz?
i7 980X can easily be overclocked to @4.0GHz or @4.4GHz
Why you did not mentioned also 12 core Intel Xeon machines,those processor are real monster for chess?
Another handicapped condition is 'no tablebases' why no endgames ??
The most handicapped condition is,if the engines will be played with 'public book' why ??
Plus,how can we be sure ?...GMs can look for weakness in the public books
I mean,before starting the serious matches-Man vs Machine
Note also that i am organizing serious opening book tournaments since several years and so far i did not find 'best' book
In opening theory, there is no such term 'best book'
All experienced users know very well that the strongest opening books are private
Btw,which are the best chess softwares ?
Best,
Sedat
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Re: Who is stronger at chess? Computers or Humans?
Hello Sedat, i wanted to give voice to your poll here live.Sedat Canbaz wrote:MM wrote:Hi all,
who is stronger: computers or humans? I mean, best software on i7 980x (6 cores 3,33 GHz, 16 GB of RAM) against best human player. 15 Moves of book for the computer, taken from the best recent public book. No tablebases.
How much elo distance on 120/40 repeated?
Thanks for voting
Best regards
Dear Maurizio,
First of all thank you for your poll
I see you cloned my poll,without my permission and now i will loose many voters !!
I am just joking
Actually your poll is good,it has more detailed options...
But anyway i think you handicapped the match conditions
Why i7 980X processor should run be run at default speed 3.33 GHz?
i7 980X can easily be overclocked to @4.0GHz or @4.4GHz
Why you did not mentioned also 12 core Intel Xeon machines,those processor are real monster for chess?
Another handicapped condition is 'no tablebases' why no endgames ??
The most handicapped condition is,if the engines will be played with 'public book' why ??
Plus,how can we be sure ?...GMs can look for weakness in the public books
I mean,before starting the serious matches-Man vs Machine
Note also that i am organizing serious opening book tournaments since several years and so far i did not find 'best' book
In opening theory, there is no such term 'best book'
All experienced users know very well that the strongest opening books are private
Btw,which are the best chess softwares ?
Best,
Sedat
As regards the conditions i mentioned a single processor not overclocked but anyway powerful because i didn't consider needed something more extreme for the judge of the people.
About the tablebases, considering that the human has no tablebases or if he has it is due to his extraordinary memory, i preferred avoiding to give this benefit to the engine.
As regards the opening book, i choose a 15 moves of high quality and recent, trying to give both the same chances. Perhaps it would have been better a private book, but if i gave a private book, it would have been certainly made anti-human.
As regards the best software (without s) i let people decide what it should be. I have an idea, of course, but i didn't want to force the decision.
Same for the human player.
Thanks for interesting.
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MM
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Re: Who is stronger at chess? Computers or Humans?
Human Grandmasters are still much better than computers. It is also logical because humans were the creators of computers and a creation can never be better (or smarter) than the creator.
Computers are just tools, nothing more.
Computers are just tools, nothing more.
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Re: Who is stronger at chess? Computers or Humans?
I beg to disagree: even my neighbor's Renault Twingo is faster than me... (And this is only half a joke: Karpov had the exact same argument regarding Deep Thought).Uri wrote:Human Grandmasters are still much better than computers. It is also logical because humans were the creators of computers and a creation can never be stronger than the creator.
Computers are just tools, nothing more.
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