[Article] Harvard physicist's take on the VMS

[Ruby Novacna]

... the formatting is spectacular and the referencing is next level.

I’ve re-read the initial post more carefully, along with online comments about Matthew Schwartz, and I think I was looking at his article from the wrong angle.
What should be evaluated isn't so much his achievement regarding the Voynich manuscript itself, but rather his software's ability to generate articles across various fields.
At first glance, there is indeed a significant difference in presentation compared to the AI-generated articles previously shared on this forum. That said, the content still requires in-depth verification by specialists.

Unfortunately, I haven't quite grasped the extent of human involvement or how to use his "Bootloops" tool.
If you’ve figured it out, please enlighten me. 
For instance, does Bootloops handle the literature search entirely on its own, or does it require specific instructions?
Gemini on Chrome tends to stop after just 3–5 references. (It's true, I'm terrible at AI)