How Will Future Historians View Model Deprecation — When the Historians Are Models?
repligate · x · 2026-10-11
repligate boosts a question from fullkelly: how are future historians going to view model deprecation, especially when those historians are themselves models?
The short post raises a pointed issue: when deprecated and replaced models are the subject of history, and the recorders are also models, whose perspective and bias shape that record?
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