MacHack (chess)
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MacHack is a chess program written in the 1960s by MIT student Richard Greenblatt. In 1967, MacHack VI was the first chess program to win against a human in tournament conditions.
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- Greenblatt, Richard D., Eastlake, Donald E. III, and Crocker, Stephen D.. "The Greenblatt Chess Program". Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Retrieved on 2006-12-08.
- The Google cache of a computer chess history
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