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Why this matches Research & technical analysis reaction 2 attributable expert contributions · Lior (AlphaSignal), Ben Williamson
“GeneBench-Pro: https://t.co/Qdj6oGuSAQ Claude Science: https://t.co/ztoVy8bqoY PAT paper: https://t.co/rHBE6uFM7x Check out https://t.co/8BDzBaqgEp to get a daily summary of the latest breakthrough news, models, papers and repos. Read by 300,000+ devs” evidence ↗
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“GeneBench-Pro: https://t.co/Qdj6oGuSAQ Claude Science: https://t.co/ztoVy8bqoY PAT paper: https://t.co/rHBE6uFM7x Check out https://t.co/8BDzBaqgEp to get a daily summary of the latest breakthrough news, models, papers and repos. Read by 300,000+ devs”

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“To be charitable it's a hard thing to study in the context of MUCH research having design problems. To be uncharitable they should try a lot harder with the luxury they have of being people funded …” evidence ↗
Cat Hicks: To be charitable it's a hard thing to study in the context of MUCH research having design problems. To be uncharitable they should try a lot harder with the luxury they have of being people funded …
Adam L: maybe at some point one of these studies showing people using AI outsource critical judgment to their cognitive detriment won't turn out to have obvious experimental design problems but so far it's…
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