Placeholder: [art from Destination: Void, by Franck Herbert (1965)] Captain Bickel moves closer to the screen, scrutinizing the data. "How far back does this research go?" he asks, his fingers tracing the dates on the screen. "Are these recent failures, or are we talking about experiments from decades ago?" His question hangs in the air, the implications clear. You realize the research spans several decades, from the early days of AI development to more recent experiments. As you open your mouth to explain, [art from Destination: Void, by Franck Herbert (1965)] Captain Bickel moves closer to the screen, scrutinizing the data. "How far back does this research go?" he asks, his fingers tracing the dates on the screen. "Are these recent failures, or are we talking about experiments from decades ago?" His question hangs in the air, the implications clear. You realize the research spans several decades, from the early days of AI development to more recent experiments. As you open your mouth to explain,

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[art from Destination: Void, by Franck Herbert (1965)] Captain Bickel moves closer to the screen, scrutinizing the data. "How far back does this research go?" he asks, his fingers tracing the dates on the screen. "Are these recent failures, or are we talking about experiments from decades ago?" His question hangs in the air, the implications clear. You realize the research spans several decades, from the early days of AI development to more recent experiments. As you open your mouth to explain,

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