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Chess will all be memorized due to computers?

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Martin_Stahl
Jun 2, 2015
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#61
alex-rodriguez wrote:
"Chess will all be memorized due to computers?

It won't be memorized by me. What computers are good for is analyzing games played by humans. Which by the way for some reason takes several hours at chess.com while it takes only 30 seconds at lichess.org and it's totally free at lichess.org 

"Because the analysis is quite deep and the resources are shared by all Chess.com members, this process can take up to 24 hours to complete.  You will get a message when it is finished and you can view your results."

I rarely have used the Chess.com analysis (mainly for testing) but I don't think it ever took 24 hours.

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chessplayer31415926
Jun 2, 2015
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#62

Well, you can try Chess700(a variant I made up):

http://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/chess700

The added pieces should make the computers less effective

If computers get very good, you can probably play chess7000 (one extra piece for each side)

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Warbringer33
Jun 2, 2015
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#63

How does it actually work with correspondence chess these days? Some leagues/tournaments allow "centaur chess" with the aid of an engine and others strictly forbid any outside help at all? 

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Warbringer33
Jun 2, 2015
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#64
bb_gum234 wrote:
Warbringer33 wrote:

How does it actually work with correspondence chess these days? Some leagues/tournaments allow "centaur chess" with the aid of an engine and others strictly forbid any outside help at all? 

Yes.

I see. Thanks.