Ike Silver (@ikemdsilver1) 's Twitter Profile
Ike Silver

@ikemdsilver1

Assistant Professor @USCMarshall
I study spaces where marketing, politics, & morality collide.
Previously @NorthwesternU @Wharton @Yale.

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Oleg Urminsky (@olegurminsky) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It seems like every society needs to painfully re-learn, every 50-100 years or so, that good things are fragile and easily taken for granted and a fun dip into smashing stuff to shake up the system can turn out to be truly terrible, unlocking all kinds of barely hidden demons.

Ike Silver (@ikemdsilver1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Follow Tim Calkins for great analysis of super bowl ads. For my part, I'm seeing too many zany, off-the-wall, gross-out CGI entries. They rely on distinctiveness for memorability, but if everyone runs them, they all run together!

Katy Milkman (@katy_milkman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨NEW PAPER ALERT🚨 6 experiments (N = 4,504) show that workers accomplish more when their compensation encourages "streaks" of achievement (i.e., 3 successive accomplishments w/o a break) than when offered higher flat-rate rewards per accomplishment. 👉doi.org/10.1016/j.obhd…

🚨NEW PAPER ALERT🚨
6 experiments (N = 4,504) show that workers accomplish more when their compensation encourages "streaks" of achievement (i.e., 3 successive accomplishments w/o a break) than when offered higher flat-rate rewards per accomplishment. 
👉doi.org/10.1016/j.obhd…
Michał Białek (@mbialek82) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A great paper, once again showing that people who are seen as predictable are perceived as more moral. This time, it is in the context of altruism, not of moral transgressions Alexander C. Walker and I studied previously. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ej…

A great paper, once again showing that people who are seen as predictable are perceived as more moral. This time, it is in the context of altruism, not of moral transgressions <a href="/AIexanderWaIker/">Alexander C. Walker</a> and I studied previously.  
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ej…
Princeton University (@princeton) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"The attack on Columbia is a radical threat to scholarly excellence and to America’s leadership in research. Universities and their leaders should speak up and litigate forcefully to protect their rights." — President Eisgruber writes in @theatlantic. bit.ly/4iDZ2Fx

Philip E. Tetlock (@ptetlock) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Variants of this finding pop up in many fields Our fast System-1 reaction is to reach for a psychological interpretation: idiots don’t realize they are idiots... The rarer System-2 reaction is to remember there is measurement error in both IQ & self-estimated IQ – which means

Alex Imas (@alexolegimas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just so it’s clear, the government wanted to oversee hiring and employment at a *private* institution in order to implement a purity test. When the institution refused, they took away money for life saving research (cancer etc). That’s some fascist shit.

Melanie Brucks (@melaniebrucks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New paper alert with Olivier Toubia! We show how prompt architecture introduces systematic error in LLM responses. 🧵Key findings from our study on prompt structure (and how to mitigate silent bias in your research):

Daniel Yudkin (@dyudkin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It is easy to glance at the news and be captivated by whatever fresh travesty is happening in the world today. But the reality is that most of people’s moral lives play out in quieter, seemingly more mundane moments, such as those involving friends and family, at the grocery

It is easy to glance at the news and be captivated by whatever fresh travesty is happening in the world today. But the reality is that most of people’s moral lives play out in quieter, seemingly more mundane moments, such as those involving friends and family, at the grocery