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Philip E. Tetlock

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Penn-Integrates-Knowledge (PIK) Professor, Wharton & School of Arts & Sciences. Likes = interesting; Retweets = very interesting; Interesting ≠ endorsement
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There’s a Better Way to Predict Where AI Is Headed: Essay

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By Philip E. Tetlock
| Bloomberg Law
Debates about the future of artificial intelligence tend to swing between unbridled enthusiasm and deep-seated doubt. OpenAI Chief Executive Officer reckons AI will exceed human intelligence by 2030. Not to be outdone, Google DeepMind CEO forecasts that the rise of AI will be 10 times bigger than the Industrial Revolution, and 10 times faster. Then there are the skeptics, including , who consider the technology far less transformational, as are those who warn of a destined to burst.
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Morally offensive scientific findings activate cognitive chicanery

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By Cory Clark, Nicholas Kerry, Maja Graso, Philip E. Tetlock
| Wiley Online Library
INTRODUCTION What is good and what values should be upheld are fundamental questions for every collective. Historically, religious leaders and rulers took on the role of deciding such matters, seeking credibility by claiming exclusive insights into truth.
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Annie Duke Thinks You Should Quit (Update)

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By Steven Levitt, Annie Duke, Philip E. Tetlock, Dan Gardner
| Freakonomics.
Today’s episode is a replay of a conversation I had with Annie Duke back in 2022. It’s an episode that really resonated with listeners. One of our five most downloaded shows of all time. Quitting things is hard, and sometimes we need a little help. So hopefully this conversation can give you just the tiny push you need to make a change. *      *      * My guest today, Annie Duke, is a psychologist turned poker player, turned bestselling author.
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