must be written in the course description in a way verifiable to those outside the university in question. being heavily discussed in an ordinary human psychology class does not count (but would be very cool).

clarification: resolves based on courses that have already occurred, but only ones that study large language models, and only ones that do so using whole-network approaches to analysis. "neuroscience for ML" doesn't count - mech interp of individual circuits is too small; it has to be psychology-scale (at this stage, presumably that means psychology-vagueness; that's okay). It also can't be a machine learning engineering or capability research class, unless it gets deep into analyzing the behavior of learned models at system scale rather than circuit scale.

I will not bet.