haha, using ChatGPT to bootstrap an initial causal graph to later be critiqued and refined by an expert is just the manifestation of Cunningham's Law: "The best way to get the right answer on the Internet is not to ask a question; it's to post the wrong answer"

Everyone is very excited for their new bedtime story 🙃 with its colorful drawings and excellent content, all by the wonderful @AleksanderMolak

I'm humbled by Alex asking me to interview and thankful for him persisting (I had to cancel our first try due to child-induced Covid 😅). Super excited about this Monday!

This causal inference podcast episode is really good in how Ehud Karavani talks about how science, machine learning and causal inference interact. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cau…

Knowledge comes from falsifying hypotheses, constraining on what cannot be true (and limiting the flexibility of imagination). Yet deep learning engineers think just pouring more data "and letting the model figure it out" gonna solve it. Are we surprised LLMs hallucinate?

I'll be speaking tomorrow at PyData TLV about causal inference - providing a conceptual overview and briefly touring causallib. Last few tickets remaining. grab yours at pydata.org/telaviv2024

Prediction is not causation. Ehud Karavani explains all about it.