#Preprint

David Monniaux

MonniauxD

Là dessus, mon opinion.Il m'est arrivé d'être interrogé par des journalistes sur des sujets en dehors de mon domaine de compétence parce qu'ils étaient tombés sur des propos légers échangés

Nathalie Smuha

NathalieSmuha

New article out - written with @p_alapietila - in which we put forward a comprehensive framework for Global Cooperation on #AI & its #Governance, focusing on the Why, What and

Mark Hanson

HansonM90

0. A huge disservice to the genuine Q of Sars2 = lab manip. vs wild-borne. It ignores a mountain of evidence generated over the last year supporting a natural origin.

zeynep tufekci

zeynep

Here's an important discussion that people are missing in this polarized environment. Not only can we not remain in full lock-down forever because of its human costs, we should not.

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

Can we forecast the near future of the pandemic with data we have now? That’s the goal of this work led by @MauSantillana. The idea is simple;in pandemic activity will

Kevin Munger

kmmunger

New preprint from @andyguess and me! We attempt to unify disparate literatures and establish "digital literacy" as a key concept for online social science.Further, we find that MTurk is uniquely

🍧🍨🍦Tal Yarkoni 🍦🍨🍧

talyarkoni

thread on thread on thread, to add this: people sometimes say we shouldn't be so skeptical of policy recommendations based on non-definitive empirical studies, because hey, we have to do

Diego Bassani, PhD 🏠😷💉

DGBassani

Can the the absence of evidence of in-school transmission be taken as evidence of absence? This is the question that @KaitEJohnson9, @mikha_ehl, M. Stoddard, R. Pasco, Spencer Fox, L. Meyers

PGC Consortium

PGCgenetics

Predicting the likelihood of future #psychiatricdisorders based on training a #MachineLearning #ML #AI model using a handful of genetic variants is unsound science, and likely to lead to medical discrimination.

John Englart EAM 🌏💦

takvera

Prof Jonathan Grigg of Queen Mary University of London: “It is increasingly likely that #airpollution increases vulnerability to #Covid19 infection. Preventing the most polluting traffic from re-emerging on to our

Dan Larremore

DanLarremore

How well do COVID rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) perform in detecting infectious people? A new preprint from @JankovanBeek @IgloiZsofia & @MarionKoopmans finds that the answer depends on (1) which

Erik Angner

ErikAngner

This thread by @NAChristakis, on the Swedish corona strategy, appears based on a simple causal fallacy. I know it sounds implausible, but let me explain. /1https://twitter.com/NAChristakis/status/1262012815663149058 Christakis's central

John Cherian

jjcherian

Ok, so what's wrong with the confidence intervals in this preprint? Well they publish a confidence interval on the specificity of the test that runs between 98.3% and 99.9%, but

Hutchinson Lab CVR

CVRHutchinson

We’ve just had a paper published and I would like to tell you a story about people in science being nice to each other – a threadhttps://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(20)30630-9 This is a

Russ Poldrack

russpoldrack

The #NARPS paper is now out @Nature: Variability in the analysis of a single neuroimaging dataset by many teams https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2314-9 thanks to @rotembot @ten_photos @tschonberg and almost 200 others! Commentary

Joe Renaud

SpaceTides

Paper accepted!You will be able to read about my latest research in an upcoming issue of PSJ (@AAS_Publishing)! There is a preprint you can check out now all about tides