Vivienne Ming

@neuraltheory

Professional Mad Scientist

Berkeley, CA
socos.org
Dołączył listopad 2009
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  1. 10 gru

    Risk-taking has a big genetic component, but this paper shows the developmental influence of households. Another paper shows the influence of culture as matriarchal Mosuo girls are risk-takers until they enter patriarchal Han society.

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  2. 9 gru

    Mash up corporate war-gaming, cognitive automation, and a screenplay by Professor Schlassenschlessen. You have Part 4 of “This is Not the Industrial Revolution” – now live.

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    8 gru

    What's the future of AI beyond automation? And how will it affect human lives? John Artman () hosts a talk at Asia Summit on AI w/Hiroaki Kitano, David Liu, Wanli Min, and Vivienne Ming (). Watch:

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    7 gru

    “To get the most out of AI, get the most out of people” I really like that

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  5. 19 lis

    Based on code from 30,000 professional developers, the presence of “Python” on a resume predicts nothing about the applicant’s Python skills, and resumes that include “C/C++” actually predict bad C and C++.

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  6. 19 lis

    Contrary to standard hiring practice, our research found that the skills that people claimed on resumes, LinkedIn, and elsewhere were shockingly poor predictors of their performance on the job.

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  7. 17 lis

    It’s not a question of whether will destroy more jobs than it creates; it’s a question of who will be qualified to fill those jobs.

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    17 lis

    Register now for tomorrow's where we will unpack the AI Conundrum with and . Like it or not, AI is here to stay but how can we ensure it helps, not hurts, when it comes to policy making?

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  9. 16 lis

    My very first AI project as an undergrad was a facial analysis lie detector for the CIA. Maybe the media could run this in real-time whenever a politician speaks (a huge advantage for black politicians, since most AI only recognizes white people).

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  10. 16 lis

    Just to clarify for the self-righteous out there, women and men were equally likely to lie…

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  11. 16 lis

    If you’re going to lie to get ahead, you might as well lie your way to the top of something big… right Donald?

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  12. 16 lis

    The scientists developed a game that incentivized lying and found that politicians from major parties were 10% more likely to lie than those from small parties and get reelected…

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  13. 16 lis

    We may not need science to tell us that politicians lie, but some depressing new science reveals that lying politicians are more likely to be reelected…

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    16 lis

    People solve problems, but can change the economics of that solution. Learn more about the power of humans + AI in our new podcast with and .

    AI Ignition Podcast Series: Episode 3
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  15. 13 lis

    We train social good institutions—from school boards to philanthropies—to be ineffective. Our votes and donations are insensitive to the efficacy or long-term impact of their programs. Only when they directly help us or our families do outcomes matter.

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    13 lis

    "Mad Science Solves..." is back with more dumb questions for smart people! Today: what exactly is (and why does Vivienne dunk on it)?

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  17. 12 lis

    *Holy shit! People are desperate!

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  18. 12 lis

    We’d better rethink those marshmallows and start modeling the behaviors we want our kids to learn…

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  19. 12 lis

    The same goes for Harvard study clubs. Though the paper’s authors think this effect reflects increased social capital, in the end club members earn more because they are more likely to follow their covenmates into finance…

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  20. 12 lis

    Hoping your kids get rich? (They’re just an investment, after all.) Push them into economics, where peer role modeling makes it more likely for them to choose finance as a (lucrative) career…

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