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Large language models can predict the results of social science experiments
This demo supports the paper *Large language models can predict the results of social science experiments* (Nature, 2026; OSF) and is designed to predict experimental treatment effects on U.S. adults.
“AI coding agents are overwhelming the internet’s unsung human caretakers. But who is going to clean up the mess when the programming party is over?” Sam Learner asked this in Financial Times. I… | Clara Hawking | 63 comments
The post argues that “vibe coding” — using generative AI to build software from natural-language prompts without fully understanding the code — is making software creation easier, but also creating se
Now, defenders are embracing the prompt injection, too
Researchers at Tracebit say defenders can turn prompt injection, a tactic usually used by attackers against AI systems, into a security tool. Their new method, called “context bombing,” places malicio
Now, defenders are embracing the prompt injection, too
Researchers at Tracebit say defenders can turn prompt injection, a tactic usually used by attackers against AI systems, into a security tool. Their new method, called “context bombing,” places malicio
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AI Mania Is Eviscerating Global Decision-Making — Ludicity
The essay argues that AI hype is distorting decision-making across major institutions and companies. Drawing on hundreds of conversations with professionals in both the private and public sectors, the
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The essay argues that becoming a strong AI researcher is less about formal instruction and more about a mix of reading, building, and persistent experimentation. It compares research to Zen practice:
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