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If you read the conclusion the authors point this out and address it. They argue against reaching a causal conclusion but given the magnitude of difference ask for more study. Your approach argues for outright dismissal without any analysis
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Rates of Successful Conceptions According to Covid-19 Vaccination Status
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Better air quality is the easiest way not to die
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Foxconn stops sending Chinese workers to India iPhone factories
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Why do NYC drivers waste two hundred million hours a year circling the block?
(newyorker.com)
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Law of Conservation of Shadiness ~ A company does not get less shady over time, just shifts the shadiness to a different set of stakeholders.
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1y ago
It might be because detecting if output is AI generated and mapping output which is known to be from an LLM to a specific LLM or class of LLMs are different problems.
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CT Scans Projected to Result in 100k New Cancers in the US
(sciencealert.com)
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https://archive.ph/xQSmu
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Shadow Banks Are Too Big to Stay in the Shadows
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Association Between Wealth and Mortality in the United States and Europe
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The MTA's testing if Google's 'ears' are better than subway track inspectors
(gothamist.com)
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Why hasn't AI taken your job yet?
(ft.com)
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P/E of 73. What can go wrong?
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Trauma treatment: Playing Tetris increased hippocampal volume in PTSD patients
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Thanks for linking, yes that is the one he talks about on his blog also.
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Neom is reportedly turning into a financial disaster, except for McKinsey and Co
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The End of Children: Birth rates are crashing around the world
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Citigroup Almost Made an $81T Mistake
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The Upper Atmosphere Is Cooling, Prompting New Climate Concerns
(e360.yale.edu)
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There is a whole lot of anthropomorphisation going on here. The LLM is not thinking it should cheat and then going on to cheat! How much of this is just BFS and it deploying past strategies it has seen vs. actually a \em {premediated} act o
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When AI thinks it will lose, it sometimes cheats, study finds
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Incredible feat. Some of the orbital diagrams were shared on a handle on X[1]. I would love to understand how they came up with this - was this done by humans perfecting it by trial and error or they wrote an optimization program. [1] http
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https://archive.ph/M9Jt8
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India's Shiny New Metros Are Costly White Elephants
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Police Use of Face Recognition Continues to Wrack Up Real-World Harms
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"Houthi attacks added at least $175bn to shipping costs in the ten months to October 2024. The entire global container market was worth around $122bn in the same period in 2023. Higher prices for shipping oil and gas, as well as dry bu
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The Houthis' Moneymaking Machine
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Driving blind: NYC subways steered by 1930s tech, paper maps and a lot of hope
(gothamist.com)
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Canada traffic death rate = 5/1e5 [1] yearly traffic death rate for 74,000 people < 5 6 year deaths of 74,000 people: 30 [2] [1] https://tc.canada.ca/en/road-transportation/statistics-data/... [2] Ass
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