Amateur AI 'Discoveries' Annoy Scientists (opens the source in a new tab)
Some of these are no doubt spurious. But annoying scientists is likely a positive.
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Some of these are no doubt spurious. But annoying scientists is likely a positive.
Replication is the new peer review.
AI's chief chipmaker Huang out to dry.
Not to be overly conspiratorial, but the timing of these sorts of disclosures is always interesting
"Risk factors"
Ten neurons is all it takes. Sleep tight, fine-tuners.
Given the fundamentally broken system of peer review, I feel that this is merely tip of the iceberg territory.