Decisions under Risk Are Decisions under Complexity aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…

The internet has been progressively diluted with AI-generated slop. Are medical records headed for the same fate? 🧵 I just published a perspective in NEJM with Adam Rodman and Arjun Manrai on why rushing AI into medical documentation could be a mistake.

Causal econometrics in R is a game changer. 🚀 Master experiments, DAGs, differences-in-differences, and more. Don’t miss out—level up your skills now: donskerclass.github.io/CausalEconomet…

Highly recommend the Neuroeconomics Summer School - which is at INSEAD next year - for all PhD students and postdocs in neuroeconomics and decision neuroscience. All details here: insead.edu/events/neuroec… #neuroeconomics

🔥🔥SAVE THE DATE!!🔥🔥 Join us for the 3rd annual Computational Psychiatry Conference cpconf.org July 14-16 2025 in Tübingen, Germany! Abstract submissions for symposia now open. Poster abstract submissions open in January. See you in Tübingen! Xiaosi Gu

“[A] model that fits empirical data sets may still fail as a psychological theory, for example, if the model implies properties of cognitive systems that are theoretically implausible or incoherent.” #decisionmaking #subsetchoice #intractable #cogsci sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Trying out something new today: bsky.app/profile/felixj…

Looking forward to #SJDM2024 in NYC starting today! Please reach out if you are around and would like to grab a coffee.

SJDM in #NYC is a wrap! Four days packed with insights on everything #choice. Great to see many familiar faces, make new friends, and learn about a ton of cool research. SJDM, Society for Judgment and Decision Making

Will be visiting ETH Zurich tomorrow – let me know if you are around and want to grab a coffee!! ☕

🌍 Grüezi from Zürich! 🍫 🏔️ Today I had the pleasure to present my research at the brownbag seminar of the Technology Marketing Chair of ETH Zurich. Great to get feedback on our project and looking forward to continuing conversations. Thanks for the invitation!

Experiments that deliberately expose people to misinfo can have lasting effects, and standard debriefing procedures often don't work academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/arti…

If you want to support our projects next year, please consider making a small donation: paypal.com/donate?campaig… We are a publicly registered charity in Germany: educatgermany.com/impressum-priv…

Textual features in the content that people post (e.g., anger-related words) help predict who is likely to share fake-news (versus, e.g., random or matched users). Matches my intuition, and other recent research showing the dark side of online outrage. journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

A look at what parents think of a possible TikTok ban socialmediatoday.com/news/how-us-pa…

Have been using both platform simultaneously for while but feel increasingly drawn to the other place due to network effects. Happy to connect with you over there!

My first reaction to the #tiktokban.