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“The machine does not teach playing flexibility, does not help in taking account of human facxtors in the battle, and on whole, strictly speaking, it restricts the possibilities for young players.”

Quote by Sergei Shipov

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Sergei Shipov is a renowned journalist. Born on April 17, 1966, he is known for his in-depth investigative reporting and sharp insights into social issues. more

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