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Art that celebrates the reality science has revealed
From Feynman to da Vinci and back
Apr 27, 2023
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Michael W. Cole
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Art that celebrates the reality science has revealed
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Advanced Yet Primitive: Gender bias in neuroscience and beyond
Gaining perspective on gender bias in science can help us overcome it
Apr 10, 2023
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Nicole Lalta
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Advanced Yet Primitive: Gender bias in neuroscience and beyond
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March 2023
AI chatbots as expectation mirrors
If you think you’ll see something sinister in an AI then you probably will
Mar 10, 2023
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Michael W. Cole
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AI chatbots as expectation mirrors
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February 2023
Making Scientists Obsolete? The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Science
Some thoughts on a recent presentation I gave about ChatGPT and LLMs
Feb 17, 2023
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Michael W. Cole
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Making Scientists Obsolete? The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Science
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January 2023
Recent AI releases have put us into a new technological era and it’s both exciting and deeply problematic
The best way forward may be to transform these AIs into digital scientists
Jan 11, 2023
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Michael W. Cole
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Recent AI releases have put us into a new technological era and it’s both exciting and deeply problematic
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December 2022
Debiasing Science: Toward the creation of an Evidence Quality Index (EQI)
A metric with the potential to reduce bias in science and (through better science communication) society
Dec 12, 2022
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Michael W. Cole
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Debiasing Science: Toward the creation of an Evidence Quality Index (EQI)
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November 2022
Advanced Yet Primitive: A game of scientific and social progress
We believe our modern society is advanced, yet it seems to me that we live in the awkward middle ground between a truly advanced society and a primitive…
Nov 28, 2022
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Michael W. Cole
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Advanced Yet Primitive: A game of scientific and social progress
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Debiasing Science: The best way to overcome the replication crisis is to simply require replication to fully establish new findings
Why and how this simple idea could work well to reduce scientific bias
Nov 22, 2022
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Michael W. Cole
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Debiasing Science: The best way to overcome the replication crisis is to simply require replication to fully establish new findings
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It is rational to be emotional
Contrary to the classic view of emotions being antirational, a fully rational human would feel life strongly
Nov 18, 2022
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Michael W. Cole
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What is Practically Scientific?
Welcome to the first issue of the Bias Research Initiative’s online newsletter, Practically Scientific!
Nov 16, 2022
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Michael W. Cole
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This is Practically Scientific, a newsletter about the transformational potential of science & reason, and the cognitive biases holding us back.
Nov 7, 2022
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Michael W. Cole
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