Richard Cook was a UChicago anaesthesiologist who took up safety systems research after studying patient safety; some of his work is rooted in Three Mile Island, and some of it comes from aviation safety.
And industrial accident investigation (except the ones with low regulation or whatever). And market or supply chain collapse, and civilization collapse (late Bronze Age anyone?)
No, I think the beauty of it is the ambiguity, but I think there's a culture here that is distinct and different from the creative nonfiction community, so I'll try to be more mindful of whether the site is blue or orange.
Which poses the question: Why does Google even need to catch up? At least currently, the name of the game is integration. The actual model is a commodity.
That's not really a fair comparison, no? Modern LLMs are much more capable than GPT-2. We'ld need a modern LLM trained on exclusively old data, and that might be impossible
