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So, we had this discussion the other day about nonexistent or irrelevant citations included in articles produced by chatbots. This is part of a larger concern about AI slop polluting...
If the Jensen Huang / Nvidia spy scandal had happened two weeks ago, I expect the midterm elections would’ve gone pretty much just as they actually went, but lots of pundits would’ve seized on this as the explanation for the election outcomes.
Why do I say this?
Because the result of the election
Sometimes I get emails from students asking to work on a project with me, and I usually respond that they should take one of my classes first. If they try to work on a project without having taken a class first, I usually end up having to teach them a bunch of things. Sure, they could read my books, but I guess people don’t really like to read, also there’s something extra yo...
This post is from Bob and it is not about statistics.
Steve Bronder, our primary C++ developer for Stan these days, has built a really neat web app (nothing to download/install) consolidating all the fun stuff happening in NYC. It’s absolutely free or I wouldn’t be advertising here.