> > > Just curious, who actually claimed that and what was it based on? > > I don't know who claimed it first, and who agreed for it, but I agree with it :-)
More precisely, I think that increasing time and computational power makes computers stronger, but not for some particular things like long-term life-and-death in corners, or semeai situations. This makes a big limitation on what is possible with MCTS algorithms, in particular against humans. We made a lot of efforts for online learning of Monte-Carlo simulations, in order to improve this, but there's no significant improvement around that. Best regards, Olivier
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