Evidence receipt / belief
Published · transcript-backedShawn Wang: belief
18 Feb 2025 Latent Space The Inventors of Deep Research
“Comparing and then, you know, covering the EU and then, yeah, like I said, like going into the meat production and then it'll also, what's nice is it kind of reasons over like why are there differences? And I think what's really cool here is like, it's, it's showing that there's like a difference in philosophy between how the U.”
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- The Inventors of Deep Research
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…Right. So it's not pure 1.5 pro. It's, it's, it's, it's a post-training version. This also explains why you haven't just, you can't just toggle on 2.0 flash and just, yeah. Right. Yeah. But I mean, I, I assume you have the data and you know, it's should be doable. Yup. There's still this like question of ranking. Yeah. Right. And like, oh, it looks like you're, you're already done. Yeah. Yeah. We're done. Okay. We can look at it. Yeah. So let's see. It's put together this report and what it's done is it's sort of broken, started with like milk regulation and then it looks like it goes into meat probably further down and then sort of covering how the U.S. approaches this problem of like how to regulate milk. Comparing and then, you know, covering the EU and then, yeah, like I said, like going into the meat production and then it'll also, what's nice is it kind of reasons over like why are there differences? And I think what's really cool here is like, it's, it's showing that there's like a difference in philosophy between how the U. S. and the EU regulate food. So the EU like adopts a precautionary approach. So even if there's inconclusive scientific evidence about something, it's still going to prefer to like ban it. Whereas the U.S. takes sort of the reactive approach where it's like allowing things until they can be proven to be harmful. Right. So like, this is kind of nice is that you, you also like get the second order insights from what it's being put, what it's putting together. So yeah, it's, it's kind of nice. It takes a few minutes to read and like understand everything, which makes for like a quiet period doing a podcast, I suppose. But yeah, this is, this is kind of how it, how it looks right now. Yeah. And then from here you can kind of keep the usual chat and iterate. So this is more, if you were to like, you know, compared to other platforms, it's kind of like a Anthropic Artifact or like a ChatGPT canvas where like you have the document on one side and like the chat on the other and you're working on it.…
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