Anecdotal Value
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Your LLM needs a grandmother
Last month Daron Acemoglu, Dingwen Kong, and Asuman Ozdaglar released an NBER working paper titled “AI, Human Cognition and Knowledge Collapse.” The phrase “knowledge collapse” is already circulating in AI policy discussions, which makes th...
Metannoying
In 1994, the College Board removed antonym questions from the SAT. Many of you don’t remember this. I do, because my former Johns Hopkins professor, Julian Stanley, thought it was a scientific tragedy.
Attention is All You Need to Bankrupt a University
In 2017, eight researchers at Google published a paper titled “Attention Is All You Need.”1 The paper described a new architecture for processing sequences of text, called the transformer. The architecture works by learning which elements i...
The Rumsfeld Matrix
How should universities think about AI as a problem of knowledge and awareness during battles over budgets, legitimacy, and the authority to define, steward, and validate knowledge? AI is shifting the balance of power away from higher educa...
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Scholar of language and bureaucracy writing on how AI is changing the world. PhD Princeton; MPP Harvard. Former Dean of Humanities and Professor of English at University of Utah.
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