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Multiple readings Harvard ai faculty Markets & investment · 2 attributable reactions
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Why this matches Markets & investment reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Hagen Blix
“Obviously, it's the business school. Can I return to my theme of "AI bullshit reveals that everything was bullshit all along"?” evidence ↗
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Iris van Rooij Spiros Margaris Eileen Clancy 🧿 James Grimmelmann Mél Hogan / The Data Fix Hagen Blix tante Michael Zimmer +5
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Ted Underwood Hagen Blix
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“I take that as good news on the capital-intensive part! But I’m more worried about the cost of producing new models than I am about cost to customers.” evidence ↗
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Ted Underwood: Both phases of this are worth reading: the crisis, and recovery. (A structure that reminds me of a famous similar crisis in JS Mill's Autobiography.) Personally, not v worried that human beings wil…
Ted Underwood: I admittedly do a lot of manual data labeling (RA work). But I also get to resolve disputes between different models and force them to cooperate, which is PI / assoc dean territory!
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