From: SChazworth <at> AOL <dot> COM
Date: 15 may 1997
Subject: Re: Shogi computing

A major advance in chess computing came when Grandmasters started to help
with the project, adding less concrete, more subjective strategies into the
tactical machine.

How many of shogi top 100 work in this capacity?  Would the shogi community
gasp in horror if one of the top players did this?

Clearly, shogi needs more of a "human" touch then chess does, as shogi is
more dependant on difficult to measure items such as attack, initiative,
piece positioning, etc.