Deep Blue and Kasparov

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From: Steve Wagstaffe
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 00:00

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This is just posted on the fly but didn't Kasparov make a human error when
he transposed at move 19 in the game he lost?
If this is so then Deep Blue cannot yet claim a true victory over Kasparov
in a really good game.

The human vs. computer contest must give the human a 'blunder pre-move
editor' program or we will never see much more progress in computer chess.

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