You forgot the bar chart with the y-axis starting at 23.

I knew about Rudbeck's Atlantica, but was nevertheless a bit taken aback when I met someone who unironically tried to sell me this as historical fact, around 2008 in Norway.

➡️ Ola Rønning skal som postdoc arbejde sammen med professor @AndrzejWasowski.social.itu.dk.ap.brid.gy på et projekt, der har til formål at forbedre undervandsrobotters lokalisering- og positioneringsevner.

➡️ Nils Grünefeld vil i samarbejde med lektor @chrha.bsky.social gennemføre et ph.d.-projekt med fokus på at optimere metoder til at evaluere troværdigheden og nøjagtigheden af output fra store sprogmodeller.

Apart from being totally ungrammatical, this doesn't seem to have any of the expected (formal, stylistic) properties of Old Norse verse, like alliteration or use of metaphors. Perhaps it proves that an LLM can output Icelandic/Old Norse word salad if prompted to do so?

add me please?

I'd like to be added if there's still space...