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Pulled every notice off Grants.gov from 2010 through April 2026 — 76,754 opportunities — and counted how often the phrase "artificial intelligence" shows up in the announcement text. The share is flat through 2019, drifts up through 2024, then jumps sharply after the January 2025 inauguration.

The bars are a sanity check: volume of grant notices hasn't collapsed, so the rising share isn't an artifact of a shrinking denominator.

Bartleby is a fallback for Zotero when translators fail, enriching PDFs with structured metadata, tags, and an `[AI Enriched]` audit trail.

Bartleby sends the first 9,000 characters of a PDF or webpage to OpenAI and attempts to conform the result to Zotero's item schema—distinguishing a Statute from a Book, a Law Review Article from a Report. It also adds tags, restricting the model to tags already in your library.

In use, a progress bar appears with the tagline "I would prefer not to..." before Bartleby parses the text, builds a Parent Item, and stamps the record. A recursion guard ensures it doesn't loop on its own output. It does the job—reluctantly, but well.