@14925
"You did not give any reason for the last point. Please demonstrate how it is incorrect"
++ Future engines cannot go below 0 error/game.
If the present 114 draws out of 114 games contained more than a few (2-3) draws with a pair of errors, then there would be at least 1 decisive game with an unpaired error.
Even if a few (2-3) draws with a pair of errors were found, then still the present 114 draws out of 114 games are part of a weak solution of chess, as 5 redundant lines of defense were found to draw.
“Future engines cannot go below 0 error per game”
Huh? What does that have to do with the question?
@14920
"we don’t know if the computers ACTUALLY played perfectly"
++ This is not computer vs. computer,
but ICCF (grand)master + engines vs. ICCF (grand)master + engines
"we just know they are the SAME STRENGTH"
++ In previous years they were also the same strength, but there were decisive games.
But in the meantime computer analysis of the openings has removed a large percentage of wins within their depth. So they draw 100%. Just as they do in KNNvKP when the mate depth gets too high. (You can ignore the grandmaster; if they have any sense they do what SF tells them to.)