Shouldn't somebody? I mean, clearly, the administration isn't going to, even though that's supposed to be part of their job.
A good question. Even if the answer was 'no' (it's not), it's Anthropic's prerogative to make moral judgments if it wishes regarding the use of its technology. It's called a "License Agreement".
if by "not accessible to women" you mean the women can't compete with the men, yes. Just like other sports.
No. He means that far fewer women around the world have the same opportunities to play chess, be encouraged and exposed to chess at earlier ages, be supported in their chess development, have access to the same level of chess coaches and other players, etc. This naturally creates a global pool of female chess players that is both smaller and less finely developed than the global pool of male chess players. It's the same reason some countries produce more superior players than others.
not removed by the filtration and subsequently discharged, with 59-1184 tonnes potentially discharged annually.
So.. possibly as little as 118,000 pounds with a huge range (but still less substantially less than the claimed 1500 tonnes).
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