Language: DE EN ES FR Language: SHOP english deutsch espanol française Jon Speelman: GM Jon Speelman returns to the theme of opening preparation in the computer era, examining how engine-assisted novelties can unsettle even the strongest players.
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GM Jon Speelman returns to the theme of opening preparation in the computer era, examining how engine-assisted novelties can unsettle even the strongest players.
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The latter can be particularly discombobulating because they produce moves which people really wouldn't think of. Top authors like Daniel King, Lawrence Trent and Rustam Kasimdzhanov Still no ChessBase Account? Of course sometimes it is a human idea which you then examine with the machine's help, but sometimes it is simply an idea of the machine itself.
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