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@revisesociology
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14 days ago
banks
On UK Banks and Tech Companies...
While everyone’s been busy talking about AI and chasing the next big thing, UK banks have gone completely under the Vestment radar and quietly pulled ahead of some of the world’s…
@revisesociology
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18 days ago
ai
Is your AI hallucinating...?
Your AI probably comes across as confident, a source of neutral, legitimate and factually accurate knowledge, the problem is it sometimes not only gets it wrong, it just plain…
@revisesociology
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3 months ago
stem
The Hidden Cost of Cutting Research: Why Funding Science Matters
Across the globe government budgets for basic medical research are being slashed, and the consequences could be devastating, although maybe not for another few decades down the line! ![image.png](
@revisesociology
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4 months ago
life
The SEO battle continues....
So I've been plugging away at updating the old main blog and I've seen a modest increase in traffic, and ad revenue, which is pleasing.. Nothing ground breaking, nothing…
@revisesociology
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4 months ago
life
People are starting to talk like Chat GPT...
Fun fact I heard during a recent team meating we had: MPs are increasingly say 'I rise to talk' before making a statement in the House of Commons, and this intro-phrase is…
@revisesociology
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5 months ago
cent
Fraud is "Poisoning" Science
Scientific knowledge has historically been regarded as an objective source of truth, but new evidence suggests that fraudulent and poor-quality research are threatening the…
@revisesociology
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5 months ago
health
The Rise of Japanese Walking: A Smarter Way to Get Fit
I do love to get my 10K daily steps in and so I'm delighted to see t"Japanese walking," coming into trend... This is simply interval walking. Instead of steady brisk walking or…
@revisesociology
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5 months ago
ai
It's government policy, not AI that's driving the declining labour market...
Don't Blame ChatGPT for the Jobs Crisis – Look to Policy Instead The rise of AI is often talked about as being a future job destroyer. Headlines warn that computers will…
@revisesociology
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5 months ago
tech
Optimists - Tend to think alike, Pessimists think differently...
New research from Kobe University recently revealed that optimists' brains tend to display similar neural activity patterns when contemplating the future, yet pessimists' brains…
@revisesociology
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6 months ago
ai
The AI Hype Trap – Why Actual Productivity Gains Are Still Elusive
Artificial intelligence is often hailed as a game-changer across many industries, promising to revolutionise productivity, reduce costs, and open new frontiers of innovation.…
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