I might not be most university researchers, but the vast majority of my publications are open access, the ones that aren't you can either find a preprint for on my webpage or email me for a copy. >>
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Citation Practices in AI Research: arXiv vs Peer Review
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PSA: Every time you cite the arXiv version of something instead of the peer reviewed version, you're lending legitimacy to nonsense like this: Source: https://
arxiv.org/html/2404.0722
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AI in the Workplace: New Crisis or Longstanding Challenge
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Source for that quote: Opening remarks on “AI in the Workplace: New Crisis or Longstanding Challenge”
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Automation and AI terminology deserve broader perspective
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It's definitely worth while to look at automation with a broad lens! It's just that that particular piece was about the term "AI".
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AI Octopus Metaphor Criticized in Recent Coverage
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So it's extra grating to read that we "likened AI to “a hyper-intelligent deep-sea octopus.”" >>
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Octopus Intelligence and Language Understanding Beyond Form
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2. The octopus is posited to be hyperintelligent precisely because we wanted to show that no entity could learn to "understand" language based on form alone; it's doesn't matter what's inside the box. >>
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Language Models Are Not AI: Clarifying the Terminology
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1. We were NOT talking about "AI". That's a paper about language models, and even though other people are (now) talking about LLMs as if they were AI, we weren't and never would. >>
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Octopus Thought Experiment: Critical Analysis of AI Understanding
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This is a decent summary of the octopus thought experiment from Bender & @alkoller 2020, with two glaring exceptions, right at the start: https://
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Peer Review Bias Toward AI Methods in Academic Research
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Q for #AcademicTwitter (if anyone's still here): Does anyone know of studies looking at how peer review (in any field/across fields) favors or disfavors work that uses "AI" methods?