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Apologies: GPT-3, not GPT-2. Point still stands, though.
They are: Amanda Johnson (Macquarie) and Seth Lazar (ANU), and Magdalena Zych (Queensland).
(Thanks to Nic Southwood for the pointer.)
UPDATE: Philosopher Toby Meadows (UC Irvine) points out to me that Professor Zych's was not a philosophy project; she is a physicist, although the project sounds very much like one a philosopher of physics might have undertaken.
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