Your input info is correct, but you can't use chatGPT to run it.
You can. At least in paid version. And if it fails to run computations on cloud it would offer instructions how to run these computations on your computer.
Also, why would you say elo is oppressive. Are you saying that you and a 2000 on chess.com are the same skill, but the elo system is working against you, making sure you don't succeed, and getting good is nothing but a joke and all Grandmasters are lazy?
No, I'm not saying that me and 2000 on chess.com are the same skill but the elo system is working against me. It is working against other players. My Blitz Elo should be negative or at least less than 100. Same for many other players. That way we would have no inflation and fair rankings: someone is stronger, someone is weaker. Not like now: a broad range of variously skilled players is squeezed into a tight low-Elo range.
And the rating uncertainty must not reduce so quickly. When I'm losing to a player with high RD I still lose 8 points, he gains like 24. It's ok for him to gain 24, maybe. But for me to lose 8 like his rating was as accurate as mine? Not fair. And many other examples like with the rating floor issue I already provided in other posts.
This is how I practice for my AP Stats test