What does “Neuromancer” have to teach us about the role of AI in society?

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Better and worse ways to mix human and LLM responses in behavioral research (but you still have to figure what you’re measuring)

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The replication crisis and the failure of theory within social psychology

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“Scientific poetic license?” What do you call it when someone is lying but they’re doing it in such a socially-acceptable way that nobody ever calls them on it...

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Survey Statistics: Kish’s (and Meng’s) design effect ?

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Big Fiction, Dan Sinykin, and George V. Higgins

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Dan Sinykin on close reading in literature, and me on close reading in statistics

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Test Post

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Nuking New York, never easy

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On the statement, “American academia is entering a period of even more uncertainty”

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“Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma”

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Stanford Human Trafficking Data Lab Hiring for a Full-time Postdoctoral Scholar

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When are AI/ML models unlikely to help with decision-making?

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Anything you can do with Bayesian inference you can do in other ways. Bayesian inference is a bit like calculus: You can do derivatives and integrals without ca...

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Different sequences in narrative: why suspense can go flat

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More on the emptiness of the government’s “gold standard science” slogan

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Survey Statistics: 2 flavors of calibration

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“Gold standard science”

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Pascal’s triangle, the Ramanujan principle, and what makes something look like a part of an ellipse or a part a parabola?

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Survey Statistics: it is the people

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