The inverse Bananarama Conjecture

Like all tools, ChatGPT is best in experienced hands. Following the opening quote of this article, we term this the Bananarama Conjecture. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.frl.2023.103662 For some reason the enticingly titled ChatGPT for (Finance) research: The Bananarama Conjecture ended up in my feed. Finance is not something I usually follow, but I try to follow the ChatGPT… Continue reading The inverse Bananarama Conjecture

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The strangest error

If the problem of induction is unsolvable then we won’t have a theory of strange errors. If the new problem of induction is unsolvable then we won’t have a theory of artifacts in ML. A problem in ML which has not received too much attention in philosophical circles so far is the problem of strange… Continue reading The strangest error

Researchers have an obligation publish as little as possible

This first post is about why this blog might have been a mistake. You don’t have any obligation to read it. Global scientific output is increasing every year. And that is only in publication counting schemes that only include “serious” scientific publications like long-form research articles and patents. Add less rigorous outlets like blog posts… Continue reading Researchers have an obligation publish as little as possible