Should GothamChess (Levy Rozman) became a grandmaster?

Then there's this doozy: "substanceless".

If Grok is putting out crap like this, it really is insubstantial.

Soulless analysis, who needs a TED Talk from a blender?

The only thing AI taught me is how to discern meaningful content from slop

That's actually an important skill.

Now that's sad when you have nothing to say of your own. Might even cry about it.

Boohoo

Levy would love to become a Grandmaster, for sure.

But ... he's not a strong enough player to reach it.

He's got an IM title, though - which is nothing to scoff at. But the GM summit is likely out of reach.

lol

And yet you say it again (with Grok 's crutch of course. At this point it's just spamming.

Which is why I said

"Uninteresting people need to hide behind AI. Just another way to spam."

Well if a marginally intelligent goober with a lot of money like Elong Mush says Gruk4 is a super genius, who can argue with that?! I guess we're all obsolete now.

Must be as good as the doge reports

Cope, cry, if not grok. Pretty much sums it up.

We have yet to enter the 'no u' phase

I'm all out of copium.

Why is it threads start off with there title: should Mr Gotham be given a G.M Norm?? And in the end chat delves into the ridiculous covering anything other than logic, what's next after parrots, scarecrow's or UFOs really?!!

"You know, you know..."

Who knows!?

me to

Can we please start talking about "Should GothamChess (Levy Rozman) became a grandmaster?" again

OK. If he "should" become a GM, he'd be a GM by now. He would have gathered his norms and been blessed by FIDE and elevated to the highest status they can bestow. But he hasn't. So there isn't much left to do but troll each other about nonsense.

So, to everyone talking about how bad Levi's contribution to the chess world was, here's a small answer:

Firstly, he is one of the most well known chess youtubers and streamers in the world. I personally and many others watch him and even started our chess career cause of him. Gotham also is a strong player. He beat Ian and Hans Niemann, barely beat Magnus when playing in Lichess at some old moment. His tutorials on YTB aren't the best which I can confirm. He mostly does introductions to certain openings and if he tells about them it's like 10 or 20 precent of the real opening. Remote Chess Academy by Igor Smirnow has way better tutorials. Levy does courses which is the reason why he doesn't tells everything and Igor Smirnow too but his opening videos are much more better. Levy is actually a nice dude but now let's be real. He probably won't be a GM because of his strength. He can be nervous in chess tournaments which leaves him looking like a weak player. But, he got a chance of getting a GM because of his contribution to the popularity of chess. But there is also a problem with FIDE itself who don't share the same opinion and think that Levy does nothing. But, they are still idiots so