Originally posted by DeepThoughtIndeed. Hopefully screening of the games will become standard in FIDE rated tournaments in the near future, there's no reason why someone shouldn't get caught after the first round if they are blindly following Rybka, Fritz or the like.
The encouraging thing is that they caught him due to screening the games, which is the implication of the reports, rather than by accident due to trailing wires etc. - which is more or less how they've found people out in the past. A 98% match-up rate is quite spectacular.
Originally posted by Fat LadyIts interesting to note that he was one of the higher rated players in the tournament but 6.5 points out of 7 including 5 games against top 10 finishers is almost behond belief.
Another tournament, another cheat:
http://susanpolgar.blogspot.com/2007/07/cheating-incident-in-poland.html
I found the tournament table online:
http://www.smialy.pl/gniot2007/tabela_turniejowa_zawodnikow_wg_miejsc.html
Even with 2 games in hand he tied for 1st place.
The question arises "How did he do it?" and "What can be done to stop this in future?".
Originally posted by kmac27Not completely, there are plenty of CC sites which allow engine use with engine and non-engine rooms, and human + machine OTB tournaments have been played. However, that is a different thing from abandoning human only play altogether which really wouldn't do the sport any good - I for one wouldn't see much point in playing except socially.
what a stupid idea.
Originally posted by kmac27The "stupid" person who came up with this idea is actually Kasparov himself, who calls it 'Advanced Chess'.
what a stupid idea.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_chess
The problem is, as good as computers are now, it's getting to the point where it's doubtful that the human will have anything useful to contribute (the human's advice may just bring down the play of the computer).
Originally posted by KunsooI have this theory.
You'd think somebody with a qualifying rating would be smart enough to mix it up at least a little bit. Maybe use the engine to get a superior position. I'd assume a 2300 plus player could win then, even against a superior player.
It's like he wanted to get caught.
People that use engines don't know when to stop.They get sucked in, use them more and more and eventually get lazy so use them for every move - then they get caught!
It doesn't matter how good they are as they eventually stop playing and rely on the engine.
Originally posted by Dragon FireI think you are exactly right.
I have this theory.
People that use engines don't know when to stop.They get sucked in, use them more and more and eventually get lazy so use them for every move - then they get caught!
It doesn't matter how good they are as they eventually stop playing and rely on the engine.
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Originally posted by Dragon FireBoy! At some point he BECOMES the engine.
I have this theory.
People that use engines don't know when to stop.They get sucked in, use them more and more and eventually get lazy so use them for every move - then they get caught!
It doesn't matter how good they are as they eventually stop playing and rely on the engine.
Resistance is futile!
Originally posted by KunsooThe human race is doomed. Technology will win.
Boy! At some point he BECOMES the engine.
Resistance is futile!
Remember the Borg, the Cyborgs and all those Terminator movies. The future of humanity is in their hands.
We will become mindless automations, having sex for fun whilst robots rule the world.