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Chess has not just survived the age of AI. The game is thriving. Grandmaster @JenShahade explains why, on this week’s “Babbage” podcast https://t.co/o0yHQDbr7o ...

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Vladimir Putin’s great hope may be that his enemy will buckle before Russia does. Yet this bet on a Ukrainian collapse has been a losing one for the past four years—and the odds are lengthening https://t.co/LcHlFPKRGe ...