HiTech (chess)
HiTech ( German "High Technology" ) was a chess computer , which in the 1980s led by the American correspondence chess world champion and computer chess pioneer Berlin Hans (1929-2017) by Murray Campbell , Carl Ebeling and Gordon Goetsch at the Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh developed who won the North American Computer Chess Championship in 1985 and 1989 .
Web links
- Photo by HiTech , accessed November 29, 2017
- Photo (c. 1985) of Hans Berliner (left) and Carl Ebeling with HiTech , accessed on November 29, 2017
- HITECH Becomes First Computer Senior Master. PDF; 190 kB AI Magazine, Volume 9, Number 3, 1988, accessed November 29, 2017
Individual evidence
- ↑ Hans Berliner (left) and Carl Ebeling developers of the HiTech computer chess system at Carnegie Mellon University, accessed on November 29, 2017
1970: Chess 3.0 | 1971: Chess 3.5 | 1972: Chess 3.6 | 1973: Chess 4.0 | 1974: Ribbit | 1975: Chess 4.4 | 1976: Chess 4.5 | 1977: Chess 4.6 | 1978: Belle | 1979: Chess 4.9 | 1980: Belle | 1981: Belle | 1982: Belle | 1983: Cray Blitz | 1984: Cray Blitz | 1985: HiTech | 1986: Belle | 1987: ChipTest | 1988: Deep Thought 0.02 | 1989: HiTech | 1990: Deep Thought | 1991: Deep Thought II | 1993: Socrates | 1994: Deep Thought II