I had played Arimaa. There is not anti-cheating policy besides just saying don't do it :)!
As far as I know until now it worked :)!
For cyborg games the goal should be that the human players should make the final decision based on huge amounts of properly presented raw data.
The human part of the cyborg skills are not the same as sole human skills so I'm not sure if not establishing and elite in that setting plays any major part.
Today chess computing heads more and more towards machine learning.
@Kevin
I had played Arimaa. There is not anti-cheating policy besides just saying don't do it :)!
As far as I know until now it worked :)!
For cyborg games the goal should be that the human players should make the final decision based on huge amounts of properly presented raw data.
The human part of the cyborg skills are not the same as sole human skills so I'm not sure if not establishing and elite in that setting plays any major part.
Today chess computing heads more and more towards machine learning.