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News Letters (including Symposium/Tournament Reports)
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This symposium was organized in the series of ''intelligence of masters '' symposiums, in which we discuss and have some insight into the relation
between arts and games. Professor Y. Washiyama from University of Kanazawa
(Creation and Arts for Education), Mr. J. Kim (Modern Artist) and Mrs.
S. Asakura (Calligrapher) were speakers in the symposium. Creative composition
is the repeated task to overcome your own fixed idea or prejudice. Clear
conscience of composers can be the basis of the real creative works in
arts as well as in the other domains.
2 pgs (2006), ''Intelligence of Masters'' Symposium, July 5, JAIST
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It may be an appropriate time to discuss the social impact of computer
shogi, especially the influence to the human professional community as
well as the amateur community. That is why the panel discussion was organized
alongside with the AI conference in Japan. Dr. T. Itoh, Mr. H. Yamashita
(the author of YSS), Mr. H. Yamagishi (journalist), Mr. N. Ohuchi (shogi
GM-9dan) and Dr. H.Iida were speakers in the panel, chaired by Dr. H. Matsubara.
2012 is the year expected by many panelists, by which a computer wins against
the human champion. An interesting topic was how the shogi federation (professional community) would survive even after 2012.
4 pgs (2006), 20th Annual Conference of Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, June
9, Tokyo
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It was a tough match. Only strong programs took place the computer shogi
tournament of the Computer Olympiad. Bonanza (the winner of the latest
World Computer Shogi Championship in Tokyo), YSS (the winner of the latest
Computer Shogi Grand Prix Match in Tokyo) and TACOS (the winner of the
10th Computer Olympiad in Taipei) played two games as Black and White each
other under the condition of 60 minutes thinking time for each. This tournament
resulted in the tie-score, i.e., each won two games and lost two games.
7 pgs (2006), Shogi Tournament, 11th Computer Olympiad, May 29-31, Turin, Italy
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It is a news letter that has been sent to people who may be interested
in our research activities. It reports the 16th World Computer Shogi Championship and makes announcement on the 11th Computer Olympiad, AI Panel on Computer Shogi, and other related events.
2 pgs (2006), May, JAIST
Research Unit for Computers and Games
Japan Advanced Institute for Science and Technology
Asahidai, Nomi 923-1292
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