Interestingly, it was in the 1970's and the woman blew the whistle for safety practices around the handling of plutonium!
[1] https://twitter.com/dschwarz26/status/1786133630474977785
> So across the ~50 or so prominent whistleblower cases against big co's that I researched with futuresearch.ai, retaliation is common, harassment is rare but does happen, but murder is not. And given the details of Joshua Dean and John Barnett's death, it's simply much too plausible that this is a fluke of timing.
I think you should mention that „I looked” was done with help of your AI project. That does not spark much confidence given current state of LLMs and their „research”.
From your twitter article:
> So across the ~50 or so prominent whistleblower cases against big co's that I researched with futuresearch.ai, retaliation is common, harassment is rare but does happen, but murder is not.
Your AI looked at it, you didn't. I also have the hunch that your research was limited to US whistleblowers only, can you confirm?