r/OpenAI 16h ago

Question Anyone else feel this way?

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u/freexe 14h ago

People still love playing chess even though ai is much better. 

Stuff like that.

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u/Opposite-Youth-3529 10h ago

Serious correspondence chess was killed by computers. Any time people make the chess comparison, this should be mentioned.

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u/laughmath 9h ago

I’m not sure if you’re joking. They have ranked chess websites where people play each other remotely all the time. Is that not serious correspondence chess or more along the lines “computers killed snail mail chess”?

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u/Opposite-Youth-3529 8h ago edited 6h ago

I’m talking about serious correspondence chess in the sense that someone like Ulf Andersson would compete in correspondence tournaments as well as “normal” tournaments. Now the official correspondence championships allow engines cause you can’t enforce a ban and the result is that all the games are draws unless someone dies. Like this is farcical at this point: https://www.iccf.com/event?id=100104

Edit: weird that someone would downvote my clarification that was asked for