Mikhail Botvinnik vs MK V computer S S (1982)

Mikhail Botvinnik vs MK V computer S S
simultaan Duitsland 1982 · Sicilian Defense: Canal Attack (B51) · 1-0

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Dec-03-04		Knight13: It plays like a 2200 rated computer. Every IM or GM can beat this computer for sure.

Dec-03-04		Spassky69: I'm thinking more around 2000. I think I could crush it.

Dec-03-04		sandyobrien: yeah, about 2000.

Dec-03-04		Knight13: I don't think I could crush it but I am sure I can play a draw on this computer, if it's rated 2000. It's year 1982. The computers won't very strong.

Dec-04-04		erasmus: Anybody could crush this computer. All you need is a hammer.

Dec-04-04		Knight13: <erasmus: Anybody could crush this computer. All you need is a hammer.> What we mean is that we beat it easily, not crushing in reality. ;)

Sep-27-05		BishopBerkeley: With this game, Mikhail Botvinnik becomes the earliest former World Chess Champion to play Chess against a computer (at least, according to our database). Robert James Fischer had played against a computer earlier, but he was a later champion: Fischer vs Greenblatt (Computer), 1977 (with two more games against Greenblatt) (: Bishop Berkeley :) http://www.bbbbbb.org/ Bishop Berkeley's Mondo-fabuloso Chess Portal

Mar-08-07		aazqua: Ouch. This computer looks like complete crap. Its hard to believe this thing is master strength.

Mar-08-07		Benzol: Have Smyslov or Spassky played m/any games against computers?

May-27-11		Domdaniel: As a pioneer of chess programming, Botvinnik must have played earlier games against computers. Perhaps not under formal conditions though.

May-27-11		Marmot PFL: <simultaan Duitsland 1982> Were the other players humans or computers?

May-27-11		BobCrisp: <Botvinnik> talked a good game but his own computer chess researches never got much beyond the drawing board: http://chessprogramming.wikispaces....

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