The Flynn Effect Has Slowed and in Some Places Reversed
The Flynn Effect is the long-run rise in average scores on standardized cognitive tests over the 20th century, and the…
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AI in Healthcare Won’t Replace Doctors: It Will Judge Them
The loudest fear about AI in healthcare is straightforward: software gets good enough, and doctors start getting replaced. The evidence…
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Zero-Shot World Models Attack AI’s Data Bottleneck
Most vision models get good by seeing absurd amounts of data. Zero-shot world models are interesting because they try a…
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Empirical Research in Machine Learning Ended Math’s Monopoly
A theorem-first paper and an ablation-heavy systems paper can now describe the same model class and leave with very different…
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AI-Generated Interview Ethics: Why Disclosure Is Not Enough
The strangest thing about Esquire Singapore’s Mackenyu piece is not the sentence, “The following interview was produced with Claude, Copilot,…
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Rebuttal Experiments Are Breaking Peer Review Right Now
A lot of people in AI quietly agree on one thing about rebuttal experiments: they make their papers better. More…
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AI-Native Graduates: Why Reddit’s Hiring Shift Is a Signal
In a recent podcast, Reddit CEO Steve Huffman said the company will “go heavy on new grads” because “they’re so…
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ChatGPT vs Chegg: The Day Answers Went Free
In 2021, a physics PhD grading problem sets at midnight could open Chegg and watch the questions flow like a…
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Prompt Injection in Peer Review: What ICML’s Move Means
If you were a reviewer trying to sneak an LLM into “no‑AI” reviewing, the first hard problem isn’t technical. It’s…
