Also full caps / overemphasis on text that doesn't need it. For example "DEMOCRAT" and "REPUBLICAN" in this example.

In Japan's case, quite literally -- as their population distribution looks like its about to topple over.

For every neatly diversified company you have 10 zombie companies with workers floundering around like ants without a queen.

Lack of mobility across companies (no price discovery on wages), lack of specialization (no focus), age based hierarchy (anti-meritocratic). None of these sound good for a well-tuned system.

I suspect much of Japan's stagnation is due to this system.

There are examples like providing a basic google maps view and then asking it to simulate driving from point A to point B, and it will generate landmarks from that location.

It's also great at consistency and editing. Probably SotA in editing.

Not sure what use cases will be unlocked but I sense something is there.

LLM's know when they get information from certain places, they should send a portion of revenue over to those sources.

That's just incompatible with modern life right?

I would imagine if you simply encoded the game in textual format and asked an LLM to come up with a series of moves, it would beat humans.

The problem here is more around perception than anything.

Very suspicious.