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Established AI field signal Signal 14d ago

rpgroup.caltech.edu

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Iris van Rooij Olivia Guest Berna Devezer

“Also Kat's bricks metaphor is about science and has been for decades. It's why it's important to listen to scientists who work on theory, models, as AI turbocharges preexisting issues. See the classic "Chaos in the brickyard" one-pager in Science from 1963:…”

“I was just reminded of this old gem, which seems to capture the kind of degenerative process you're referring to”

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Established AI field signal Signal 7d ago

pnas.org

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Berna Devezer

“abstract: We show that fully autonomous AI analysts built on LLMs can, cheaply and at scale, produce the analytic dispersion observed in human many-analyst studies limitations: the analytical paths AI analysts explore need not coincide with those human anal…”

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