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Social scientists do no better than the wisdom of the crowd or simple methods like random walks at forecasting social changes. Suicidal chemotaxis. Adversarial examples in knitted clothes so AI thinks you’re a giraffe. 1966 paper from Richard Levins about robust and fragile…

Mar 23

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As we all know, humans brains can be used to solve all kinds of problems, like classifying images, generating text or even taking important policy…

Feb 14

Stallman was right for the wrong reasons

Dec 25, 2022

Neuronal cages and cauliflower mysticism

Dec 25, 2022

“He—and he is almost always a he—is a venture capitalist who has analyzed the hospitalizations data! He is a growth hacker with a piercing view of race…

Oct 8, 2022

Mazes and mountains

Oct 1, 2022

Wisdom of the Crowd is when you ask a crowd to estimate something and the average turns out pretty accurate. Strangely, this also works with only one…

Sep 24, 2022

As we all know, the best place to have a kung-fu fight is a bamboo forest. There are just so many opportunities to grab pieces of bamboos and…

Sep 19, 2022

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