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Humans and algorithms work together – so study them together(nature.com)
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
FYI, the author uses it/she pronouns.
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Canada will name foreign-tied schools, labs posing security risk(thestar.com)
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Seeing racial avoidance on New York City streets(nature.com)
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People rate distinctly human attributes as essential after learning AI advances(sciencedirect.com)
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
This adds to the body of evidence around the subject, especially if it reproduces, fails to reproduce, or builds on previous findings -- an important part of science.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Neat. Is there any way to thwart this? Edit: I suppose no more than you could prevent a human from trying to do the same.
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DoD Releases National Defense Science and Technology Strategy(defense.gov)
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
> Years ago i used chopsticks to eat snacks at work, in order to keep my keyboard clean. People ridiculed me in a friendly way. They've since come around. This is the thinking gourmand's way to avoid greasy/orange fingers
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Do you mean like, "Here is an algorithm for attention-based sequence transduction neural networks. Come up with an algorithm that is as similar as possible and produces the same outputs, but is unencumbered by patents"?
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Interesting. This syntax reminds me a bit of the R package data.table's terseness for joins: B[A, on="x"] # A left join B B[A] # same, assuming x is the key column on both, like K's lj [x;y] A[B, on=.(x, y<=fo
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Companies hide negative news with unrelated press releases alongside SEC filings(news.nd.edu)
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Monitoring changes in Wikipedia pageviews could help save wildlife(nhm.ac.uk)
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
although I believe the big tech companies are doing their very best to capture attention at all costs, it is a good question to ask why people are in a position to spend so much time on social media and are doing so in place of other act
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
This recent article suggests other factors might be more important to adolescent mental health: Time spent on social media among the least influential factors in adolescent mental health: preliminary results from a panel network analysis h
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Warmth and competence predict receptivity to AI teammates(sciencedirect.com)
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Time spent on social media among least influential factors in teen mental health(nature.com)
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Why people correct climate change misinformation on social media(sciencedirect.com)
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A Composite Structure for Fast Name Prefix Lookup(frontiersin.org)
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Traditional Knowledge Matters(nature.com)
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Dose-response relationships of LSD-induced subjective experiences in humans(nature.com)
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
This situation wouldn't happen if the country were not a monarchy. Further, there has never been a referendum on the matter of the monarchy.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Here's a source: https://www.riedia.com/article/en/spy-law-hampers-swedish-pr... > In Reporters Without Borders' (RSF) Press Freedom Index 2023, Sweden dropped one spot and ranks fourth. One reason is
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
The changing tide in Sweden seems to be lost on those evaluating its level of freedom -- it ranks 4 on RSF's press freedom index, perfect marks on Freedom House, etc.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
> Let's be clear here, the UK isn't a monarchy, we just have a monarch who has effectively zero power and simply serves as a hereditary head of state. The article we're commenting on makes it very clear that the UK is a mo
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
This rising tide of populism you speak of implies people in the Netherlands would prefer the "greater evil" of an elected head of state. Why not give people what they actually want?
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How to Fuck Text(bilge.world)
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Implications of Student Loan Pandemic Relief Measures for Families with Children(federalreserve.gov)
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Might raise some eyebrows in the US tbh, as they don't sell it there!
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The politics of AI: ChatGPT and political bias(brookings.edu)
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