Professors & students locked in AI arms race: AI, detectors, and anti-detectors. l.sslevine.com/KLBf

Slow peer review is frequent frustration in academia. Props to Review of Finance for trying a novel approach: a “fast-track” option. It's a concrete attempt to address the need for timely feedback, especially critical for career progression. l.sslevine.com/fVLc

Humans reign supreme in understanding text? Reality check: AI often matches or surpasses us. Even an old ChatGPT beat crowd workers at text annotation: ✅ +25pts accuracy ✅ Better consistency (even vs. trained humans) ✅ 30x cheaper vs. MTurk l.sslevine.com/YhLm

Judge rejected a lawyer's filing because every page was emblazoned with a purple dragon. Meanwhile, researchers have become gifted at concocting cheeky paper titles. So… how long before they start slapping majestic dragons on their manuscripts, too? 🐉 l.sslevine.com/cM8b

Professors & students locked in AI arms race: AI, detectors, and anti-detectors. l.sslevine.com/KLBf

What does the failure of a superstar graduate student reveal about economics (and social science)? When scholars are judged on a few key publications, data often isn't shared openly, and "significant" results are paramount, does this system invite abuse? l.sslevine.com/y1g8

Slow peer review is frequent frustration in academia. Props to Review of Finance for trying a novel approach: a “fast-track” option. It's a concrete attempt to address the need for timely feedback, especially critical for career progression. l.sslevine.com/fVLc

Humans reign supreme in understanding text? Reality check: AI often matches or surpasses us. Even an old ChatGPT beat crowd workers at text annotation: ✅ +25pts accuracy ✅ Better consistency (even vs. trained humans) ✅ 30x cheaper vs. MTurk l.sslevine.com/YhLm

Judge rejected a lawyer's filing because every page was emblazoned with a purple dragon. Meanwhile, researchers have become gifted at concocting cheeky paper titles. So… how long before they start slapping majestic dragons on their manuscripts, too? 🐉 l.sslevine.com/cM8b

Professors & students locked in AI arms race: AI, detectors, and anti-detectors. l.sslevine.com/KLBf

Students fuel 25% of U.S. service exports to China and boost our STEM edge. 🎓🔬 Visa crackdowns ⚠️ risk major hits to universities, science, and talent flow. What's the cost to U.S. global leadership? 🤔 l.sslevine.com/6sQQ

Professors & students locked in AI arms race: AI, detectors, and anti-detectors. l.sslevine.com/KLBf

The U.S. deported a Chinese scientist in a move that changed world history. ~The nation that educates today’s young Chinese will gain the greatest moral, intellectual, and commercial influence. l.sslevine.com/9vPT

Students fuel 25% of U.S. service exports to China and boost our STEM edge. 🎓🔬 Visa crackdowns ⚠️ risk major hits to universities, science, and talent flow. What's the cost to U.S. global leadership? 🤔 l.sslevine.com/6sQQ

Students fuel 25% of U.S. service exports to China and boost our STEM edge. 🎓🔬 Visa crackdowns ⚠️ risk major hits to universities, science, and talent flow. What's the cost to U.S. global leadership? 🤔 l.sslevine.com/6sQQ

The U.S. deported a Chinese scientist in a move that changed world history. ~The nation that educates today’s young Chinese will gain the greatest moral, intellectual, and commercial influence. l.sslevine.com/9vPT

The U.S. deported a Chinese scientist in a move that changed world history. ~The nation that educates today’s young Chinese will gain the greatest moral, intellectual, and commercial influence. l.sslevine.com/9vPT

Why the midterm blues for econ profs? A new paper finds “bitter” majors like Econ give stingy reviews—worse for women in Biz & Econ. Time to treat course ratings as the social data that they are. NÉBER JÁNOS Sara Morishige Ayllón l.sslevine.com/8Y95

The U.S. deported a Chinese scientist in a move that changed world history. ~The nation that educates today’s young Chinese will gain the greatest moral, intellectual, and commercial influence. l.sslevine.com/9vPT

Is your science feeling a little... ✨poetic✨ lately? Study finds scientific papers are suddenly full of words like "delving," "pivotal," "intricate." The culprit? Our new coauthor, ChatGPT. Robots are writing, and they have a very specific vocabulary. l.sslevine.com/ntou