From prisoners to gig workers, the potential for _______________ is real for all entwined in big AI’s thirst for data to fuel bigger (and possibly more unpredictable) models.
But even a tough old tree will _______________ die.
One example is the ubiquitous ellipses. Traditionally, this mark has been used in text to _______________ deleted text.
I refer to this apparent _______________ between people’s love for meat and their concern for animal welfare as the “meat paradox”.
High inflation is often, but not always, _______________ by high wage growth.
If you’ve only ever experienced a holiday on a beach in Spain once you will remember it with great _______________.
Historical records of ocean water level have shown mostly consistent increases over the past 150 years as glacier ice melts and rising temperatures expand ocean water, with some local _______________s due to sinking or rising land.
One common explanation for norm _______________ is that, if everyone else is choosing to do one thing, it is probably a good thing to do.
This can be _______________ on the ground, but can also be measured from space by satellites using radar.
Our field is working to understand and measure _______________ bias, which stems from attitudes or stereotypes that occur largely outside of conscious awareness and control.
From prisoners to gig workers, the potential for exploitation is real for all entwined in big AI’s thirst for data to fuel bigger (and possibly more unpredictable) models.
But even a tough old tree will eventually die.
One example is the ubiquitous ellipses. Traditionally, this mark has been used in text to denote deleted text.
I refer to this apparent contradiction between people’s love for meat and their concern for animal welfare as the “meat paradox”.
High inflation is often, but not always, accompanied by high wage growth.
If you’ve only ever experienced a holiday on a beach in Spain once you will remember it with great clarity.
Historical records of ocean water level have shown mostly consistent increases over the past 150 years as glacier ice melts and rising temperatures expand ocean water, with some local deviations due to sinking or rising land.
One common explanation for norm conformity is that, if everyone else is choosing to do one thing, it is probably a good thing to do.
This can be detected on the ground, but can also be measured from space by satellites using radar.
Our field is working to understand and measure implicit bias, which stems from attitudes or stereotypes that occur largely outside of conscious awareness and control.
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