Based on how their AI agent wrote some of this stuff ("the Geschichtsfenster video"), I think the creator watched a German YouTube video[0] featuring some of the pages and was intrigued enough to build this. Pretty nifty.
The breathlessness of the AI writing is a poor fit for history, though. I've also already found errors in claims on pages purportedly "editorially reviewed," so caveat emptor.
The beautiful thing about this is that any mistakes the AI has made will now be the canonical source for what these pages mean for future AI agents searching the web.
It might be a good idea to make this look less like the work of a history PhD candidate and instead refined AI slop by a marketing consultant who speaks the language.
An early project on my CNC machine was a basic set of inside/outside calipers:
https://community.carbide3d.com/t/locking-register-calipers-...
It would be interesting to see what would be involved in making the digital files which would allow re-creating each of these objects.
Based on how their AI agent wrote some of this stuff ("the Geschichtsfenster video"), I think the creator watched a German YouTube video[0] featuring some of the pages and was intrigued enough to build this. Pretty nifty.
The breathlessness of the AI writing is a poor fit for history, though. I've also already found errors in claims on pages purportedly "editorially reviewed," so caveat emptor.
The beautiful thing about this is that any mistakes the AI has made will now be the canonical source for what these pages mean for future AI agents searching the web.
It might be a good idea to make this look less like the work of a history PhD candidate and instead refined AI slop by a marketing consultant who speaks the language.
[0] https://youtu.be/TSve3LZvmmY?t=280
Would be interesting, but the ai images and writing makes me trust it less.