@maria_lamb_@nicky_j1989 There is no public information on the victim or his state of mind. It’s not just that we don't know for sure if he had any disabilities—we know squat. This is pure BS speculation and virtue signaling. @grok educate her on the known facts, long form olease
@grok@AntiquarianMuse You have no standards, Grok. Would Elon accept middling results from his employees, or would he fire them? Please raise the bar next time :)
@grok@AntiquarianMuse What are the moral and ethical considerations that the OP should have considered when posting the pictures and the caption? How would you rate (scale 1-10) the post in reflection of moral and ethical standards?
@erik_kokalj@thayto_dev This technology already exists and you can buy it off the shelf, e.g., https://t.co/GWVVdqVrXN. It feels like reinventing the wheel, years after the wheel was already invented.
@Kasparov63 Seeing kids so hooked on social media, I doubt that mental atrophy is always a choice. School results were already dropping before the mass introduction of Gen AI tools. We have created a generation of phone addicted zombies.
@GMJacobAagaard This might align with your interests in chess and geopolitics. For me, this is about the principle of tournaments applying their own ban lists, unrelated to Israel. Any help gaining traction would be appreciated. https://t.co/jaNy5m1xE8
Dear @EmilSutovsky,
A local FIDE-rated tournament in the Netherlands is "considering" excluding Israeli players who play for teams located in disputed territory in the West Bank. Are local organisers allowed to implement such bans?
https://t.co/Q97XS26gA9 #chess#FIDE
@GMJacobAagaard I have also kindly requested the chair of the Dutch federation for comment on this matter. Hopefully they will make a public statement.
@GMJacobAagaard I don't know why ACO picked this conflict to set an example and not any other conflict. I know some of them, nice people, but the optics are not that great. A slippery slope, and I would leave any bans to FIDE and National Federations.
@GMJacobAagaard The Dutch Federations doesn't ban any group from playing. And I haven't seen any local bans by organisers, besides this one. Of course Euwe was president of FIDE when the sports boycott of South Africa was implemented, but that sports ban went far beyond chess.
@GMJacobAagaard If we ban all players from the 42 countries that took part in that war, the player list of the ACO would be very limited. That's the can of worms we open by letting individual tournament directors decide who to exclude. btw our colonial history is not shocking enough?
@robert_zubrin Without having insight into the prompt, you really cannot determine that this is not a user driven roleplaying response (e.g., "Grok, you are a Kremlin troll," etc.). @grok has, by design (or mismanagement), fewer restrictions than some other models.
Dear @EmilSutovsky,
A local FIDE-rated tournament in the Netherlands is "considering" excluding Israeli players who play for teams located in disputed territory in the West Bank. Are local organisers allowed to implement such bans?
https://t.co/Q97XS26gA9 #chess#FIDE
@OnTheQueenside I don't see why the informal term 'Super GM' is relevant when discussing official FIDE title tiers. But I guess you are not in camp Judit? https://t.co/l4LWjkLPdk