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Last updated about 14 hours ago
How will/should LLMs change how organizations do strategy?
about 14 hours ago
This is Jessica. Summer workshop travel is probably my favorite part of...
“Of all people who tied the knot 50 or more years ago, and who haven’t yet died, X percent have made it this far without divorcing or becoming widowed” . . . What is X?
about 17 hours ago
Philip Cohen shared this amusing example of selection bias The Washington Post...
Aiming your gatling guns in the wrong direction. Shooting the messenger for something the messenger was never saying.
1 day ago
Let me first get this out of the way: I think there’s...
Survey Statistics: Thomas Lumley writes about Interviewing your Laptop
2 days ago
Thomas Lumley wrote a post about substituting LLMs for survey respondents Let’s...
A suggestion for Freakonomics and Sean Carroll: Interview Nick Brown
3 days ago
Last year we discussed the problem of scientists who host podcasts in...
New instructor resources for Llaudet and Imai’s book, Data Analysis for Social Science
3 days ago
Elena Llaudet writes with a few updates about the instructor resources for...
What writing a failed rock-paper-scissors program taught me (or should have taught me) about sample size and uncertainty
4 days ago
In a recent comment thread, Phil shared the story of a program...
Chatbot still can’t handle tic-tac-toe
5 days ago
Gary Smith tells the story. It’s amusing, in a Who’s On First...
My thoughts on L. A. Paul’s “Transformative Experience”
6 days ago
I opened the New Yorker the other day and they had an...
The folk theorem of statistical computing: Fake-data simulation as posterior predictive checking
7 days ago
Regular readers will recall the folk theorem of statistical computing: When you...
For which cases does AI help with classification (medical diagnosis example)?
8 days ago
Paul Alper points to this news article entitled “ChatGPT Defeated Doctors at...
“I guess my question is how bad must it be before retraction becomes appropriate?”
9 days ago
Under the subject line, “another crappy study,” Jay Brophy writes I don’t...