Jiri Lehecka had a similar injury, it took a few months but now he’s back and playing well…i take hope from that case.

A shame to discredit Muller for winning, especially as Muller just released a short documentary about being a tennis pro with Crohn’s disease.

I haven’t done sufficient research on that front to answer that confidently, but I will say is that these type of patterns can be detected and there should be more coordination work between stakeholders to 1) identify it 2) address it properly, which is currently not happening.

and it often goes back to having adequate facilitation, having a deep respect and understanding of the role of ground rules + what prevents people from participating in them (e.g work, familial commitments, health, etc)

been thinking about this recently, particularly in regards to participatory democracy practices…what needs to be done to ensure these practices aren’t harming people?

2) social media platforms should all have dedicated fact-checkers (people not just automated tools) that can immediately label content images uploaded. these efforts can be led through a regulatory body that supports standards making processes for interoperability

There are many things that need to be done, which require both technical and non-technical interventions. 1) At a technical level, companies providing AI tools that generate content should develop watermarks (visible and invisible),

this guy? hmm, the great north remembers.

nope. happened at a challenger late last year in Ecuador.

Too many 5-set matches in R1 and R2, but good tennis level nonetheless.

putting the crowd to sleep lmao