If we're talking about LLMs, then the state belongs to it. So even if the rules of chess are (mostly) stateless, the resulting game itself is not. Thus, you c

If we're talking about LLMs, then the state belongs to it. So even if the rules of chess are (mostly) stateless, the resulting game itself is not. Thus, you can't dismiss concerns about LLMs having difficulty tracking state by saying that chess is stateless. It's not, in that sense.