'Lessons learned' papers may be worth more to AI models than 2500-citation atlas papers
owl_posting · x · 2026-10-27
owlposting offers a counterintuitive take: in the fullness of AGI, the 2500-citation cell atlas papers will have been far less useful to models than every single "lessons learned from X" paper — process knowledge and hard-won heuristics are what models struggle to extract from data.
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