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Kenneth Cukier

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Deputy executive editor @TheEconomist. Coauthor of "Framers" and NYT bestseller "Big Data". Always curious - to my detriment.
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The pulse of the planet

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By Kenneth Cukier Verified
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh) Verified
We see the world not as it is, but as we are. In the domain of data, economists need to rethink what information they use to portray ground truth, and to reimagine what truth they wish to record. The field suffers from a “déformation professionelle,” viewing the economy through the lens of a “small data” world they have long known. But in a “big data” universe—when the variety, frequency, and granularity of data sources (and features to measure) are vastly more numerous—a new mindset is required.
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The Pulse of the Planet

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By Kenneth Cukier Verified
| imf.org
Less than a minute(0 words) Read Download PDF The explosion of data offers new ways to understand the economy—and change what gets measured, not just how We see the world not as it is, but as we are. In the domain of data, economists need to rethink what information they use to portray ground truth, and to reimagine what truth they wish to record. The field suffers from a “déformation professionelle,” viewing the economy through the lens of a “small data” world they have long known.
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Dignity, reciprocity and AI writing

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By Kenneth Cukier Verified
| Substack
This week’s missive has a different format. But don’t worry, you’re on the right channel. And no, we are not reviewing GPT-5 today. Everyone else is. Eleanor is still in Japan, so I (Kenn), languishing in London, will be sharing some thoughts. We’ve also published a list of articles and resources on AI, writing and creativity from women and non-binary perspectives, and are looking for suggestions to add. I was on a fascinating panel on anonymity this week.
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