tbh I think this is one of the best possible uses of LLMs:

• full transparency
• rigorously annotated with links to sources
• not taking anyone’s job
• systematic analysis of a massive corpus of documents
• used to hold power to account

wtf!

Department belatedly released a report admitting that, for nearly 20 years of occupation, there existed, “a government pattern of sexual slavery on government compounds.” U.S.-trained and funded authorities, it noted, “continued to arrest, detain, penalize, and abuse many trafficking victims, including punishing sex trafficking victims for ‘moral crimes’ and sexually assaulting victims who attempted to report trafficking crimes to law enforcement officials.”

This meant that, in practice, the U.S. taxpayer was subsidizing the widespread rape of children

Sure, but this isn’t really about google – it’s about people who are worried about being abducted by the government and want their employer to protect them. And I’m sure this is a sentiment shared by employees at many companies across the country.

The difference here is that if any company is in a position to meaningfully protect their employees, it should be google. I think a natural question from this is, how can people most effectively get their employers to use their power to make their lives safer in this environment?