 There remains work to be done in developing a normality-based version of reliability, particularly when it comes to elucidating the notion of “normal conditions” here. But at the very least normality-based approaches offer a welcome variant on more traditional forms of reliabilism. Normality-based approaches also parallel recent developments in the analysis of knowledge. For example, D. Greco (2014), taking inspiration from an idea in Dretske (1981), develops an information-theoretic analysis of knowledge, which he cashed out in terms of normal conditions. In a similar vein, both Goodman and Salow (2018) and Beddor and Pavese (2020) have proposed “normal conditions” variants of a safety condition on knowledge (of the sort discussed in  §1).