Another week has flown by! Here’s some more background for my project and updates on my progress. Formally Categorizing Hallucination For my project I will be adhering to the definitions of hallucination outlined in this survey paper by Huang et al. We can divide hallucination into extrinsic (outputs cannot be verified by external sources) and […]

Hello everyone, and welcome back to my blog! The story of my week is soft skills, and learning what it takes to be a successful interviewer. I’m in an abnormal situation with my Senior Project in the sense that I can’t start my data collection until the start of the First Tee spring season, meaning […]

Welcome back! As I’d promised last week, I spent a long period of time this week sitting in newspaper archives. I’ll discuss my findings, as well as some renewed interest in somewhat tangential topics, below. Through the 60s, 70s, and 80s, Greyhound found itself in a tough position in the brutal intercity travel market. Eisenhower’s […]

I don’t blame you if “Greyhound bus” doesn’t necessarily evoke the cleanest, classiest way to travel. The intercity bus is not a glamorous way to move around the country, and hasn’t ever been. Owing to my unhealthy obsession to the ways people move, this entire project will be about intercity buses. For starters, Greyhound Lines […]