Herbert D. Raymond

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Herbert D. Raymond, an American early chess programmer, during the 70s captain at the United States Marine Corps, San Diego, California. He developed the chess program Genie, which played the ACM 1971 on a SDS 940 , Scientific Data Systems' first machine to support the Berkeley Timesharing System , created by the University of California, Berkeley as part of their Project Genie that ran between 1964 and 1965 as smaller counterpart to MIT's Project MAC.

=Publications=
 * Ben Mittman, Herbert D. Raymond et al. (1971) Computer Chess Programs (Panel). pdf from The Computer History Museum

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