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Uses machine learning to study literary imagination, and vice-versa. Likely to share news about AI & computational social science / Sozialwissenschaft / 社会科学 Information Sciences and English, UIUC. Distant Horizons (Chicago, 2019). tedunderwood.com
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A huge factor is that AI tools are great at writing code now but are still mediocre scientists at best - i don’t expect that to remain the case for long though There was a significant change in capability for coding around Opus 4.5 that was hard to ignore if you were paying attention
Show PostWe found social network features are associated with different patterns of slang adaptation and diffusion! Read more about our paper: xiaoningwang.ca/projects/slang
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Show PostAs usual, I find Sepehr's views reasonable, nuanced, and worth reading and thinking about. You don't have to agree with everything, of course, but you can tell he's given the matter some thought. sepehr.assadi.info/files/ai-pol...
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