Re: [computer-go] Modern brute force search

["chrilly" <chrilly@xxxxxxxx>]

>
>> I know you nowadays do not work for MiT anymore, but if there would be
some
>> big event in the USA or Taiwan would cilkchess somehow show up in some
>> improved form at MiT hardware?
>
>Yes, that's possible.  I have a good relationship with them and I know
>the  professor I worked  for at  MIT would  give support  and computer
>time.
>
>
>- Don
>
The "danger" that you must work again on Cilkchess seems to be rather low.
As far as I know has interest for computerchess in the US vanished. It is
generally quite difficult to find a sponsor for a computerchess event. This
is somewhat ironic. The big goal was to surpass humans. The programs are now
at least close to this goal, but nobody is interested anymore. People found
computer-chess only interesting, when the could understand the errors of the
programs.
Go has in this sense a bright future, but in Europe and probably U.S. it is
an almost unknown game.

Chrilly


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