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1. How common is LLM use in scientific publishing, and how does it vary across field, publisher, journal prestige, author demographics etc.? @kylesiler.bsky.social has new paper in PNAS that addresses this question on a massive scale: 7.3 million papers from Elsevier, PLOS, MD…
More in paper, including an empirically-informed demo of how much info statistical significance and exact replication success provide for estimating true signal-to-noise ratio & effect direction: users.eecs.northwestern.edu/~jhullman/AI... Blog post: statmodeling.stat.columbia…
People are turning to AI for health questions. Microsoft Copilot logs reveal that 1 in 4 consumer health chats involves a personal symptom, condition, or emotional concern. These queries are twice as likely to come from mobile devices and spike sharply at night. #MedSky
Wenfeng Liang, CEO of DeepSeek, is admirably focused: - coding agent first - no distractions (image, video, world models) - we need continual learning, not “taste” elsewhere.news/en/elsewhere...
More in paper, including an empirically-informed demo of how much info statistical significance and exact replication success provide for estimating true signal-to-noise ratio & effect direction: users.eecs.northwestern.edu/~jhullman/AI... Blog post: statmodeling.stat.columbia…
Slides for an introductory talk on IA for maths. speakerdeck.com/gpeyre/ia-fo...
I don't know if this will be helpful or not, but someone built a LLM reference checker: dev.to/lidianycs/ho... I haven't tested it myself, and I also have to imagine that checking references, and not the actual text of the paper with a tool like this should be OK. Trust but ve…
Algorithms for Decision Making (Free PDF) www.clcoding.com/2026/07/algo...
I haven't even looked closely at the study design and directed the methods yet but I am already convinced that this paper's title was badly chosen Large language models can predict the results of social science experiments | Nature share.google/xaQJLA1JqD9s...
Turns out my cat is getting fat bc she is depressed, which is probably connected to me working late hours instead of cuddling with her. So y'all have to stop having stupid ideas about AI in healthcare and planting them in the heads if Utah decision makers or my cats osteoporosis to answer for
No, just because you told AI to think a proposal on XYZ through thoroughly doesn't mean that the brief you submitted is actually well thought through. Yes, I know that you can't spot what's wrong because you have not thought about the XYZ any longer than it took you to type up that prompt.
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I would like to see a benchmark that is just 1000 people across all industries leaving going on vacation for a week and leaving their jobs to LLMs. Benchmark performance is a measured as the inverse of how much their bosses and coworkers hate the vacationers by the end of the week
Hi,, If you the guy who tells people to solve their AI problems with tokenmaxxing, I am going to assume that you also tell people who complain about their Temu purchases falling apart on day 1 to just buy more stuff on Temu.
AGI: An LLM gets my toddler to complete her bedtime routine ASI: An LLM gets my toddler to complete her bedtime routine and fall asleep by 9pm
Lots of folks on here complaining about Fable's response times, but I must admit that what should feel like a bug feels like a feature to me. I like delegating tasks and have some time to think some big-picture thoughts before my AI underling comes back with the results
What's the name of that tiny warm feeling of vague connection that you feel when you've been scrolling through your feed from one obviously AI generated image to the next and suddenly stumble across an image that (at least seems to be) a real photo of a real person
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