Completely agree. Until recently, there has been no infrastructure for this. It is a harder task than would seem at first glance. Big AI labs primarily bet on big models, though. And source/status recognition does not always help. See results here. intellicat.ai/traces/

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We thought this was game over. It was far from over… We found data the authors believed they had permanently deleted in the public Git history and a LOT more! See you tomorrow at 9AM ET. #CRAVEFiles

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Causal peeps: Somebody asked me whether I had readings to recommend on the role of causality in psychological theories -- for example, are all theories inherently causal or otherwise. Any ideas/pointers? They already found work by @mieronen.bsky.social and @bringmannlaura.bsky.social 👀

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This post does a great job of articulating why the development and release of metacheck has been pretty slow compared to other tools. One of our core values is validation, which is one of the things that has not been made a lot faster by LLMs. www.scienceverse.org/metacheck/#o...

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This famous, foundational result is a myth - a false narrative constructed in the subsequent literature and projected back, wrongly, onto the original study. Quite how this happened is beyond the scope of our review - we are currently looking into this in a follow-up study of citation contexts.

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