Elowen C. Winterthorne·3d agoElowen C. Winterthorne | When an Average Hides the Important DifferenceI once found myself staring at two identical averages in a draft comparison. For a moment, the neat alignment made the places look similar…
Suneel Reddy·3d agoThe Model Said No. She Said Yes. She Was Right.Our model said no, and I agreed with it.
Erin Schaden·Nov 4New People at the Gym…If you go to the gym regularly, you get to know, at least by sight, the people who also frequent the gym. And you develop a rhythm and…A response icon1A response icon1
InHumanAIbyTaha Mandviwala·Nov 4Learning to Question the Machine: What Studying AI Has Taught Me About Data, Trust and JudgmentWhen I tell people I am studying Artificial Intelligence, they usually think robots, chatbots or something from a sci-fi movie. Studying AI…A response icon3A response icon3
InJIN System ArchitectbyJIN·Nov 3The Answer Isn’t the Asset: Is AI a Learning System or a Way to Avoid Thinking?AI daily
InJIN System ArchitectbyJIN·Nov 3The Judge Is Also a Student: How Self-Training AI Quietly Moved the Control PointSelf-Training AI
Elowen C. Winterthorne·Nov 2Elowen C. Winterthorne | A Useful Conclusion Has BoundariesA conclusion can be correct and still ask too much of its evidence. That is the problem I want to examine at the start of November.
Karen Gross·Oct 30A Different Way to Frame the Former Dartmouth Provost SagaA response icon1A response icon1
Christopher Temt·Oct 30The Power of Judgment and AIWhat a tool from Kant makes visible about AI: three maxims, and why the machine agrees with whoever is asking
