mitchnaughtonphd.bsky.social
PhD in Exercise Science | Lecturer in Exercise Physiology | Understanding Load, Fatigue, Recovery, and Systems Thinking
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Carnivàle?
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@jamesheathers.bsky.social hiring on your new venture?
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The old motte-and-bailey technique. Sure, we put sensational claims in the title and abstract, but look, see here on page 14 in the discussion we said the caveat thing... So, we're actually rigorous af.
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The quote is such a cleareyed distillation of all the issues with using AI in writing and learning. It’s going straight into my courses when discussing issues with AI.
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It was probably this! datavizsp25.classes.andrewheiss.com/resource/ai-...
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Even accepting the premise that AI produces useful writing (which no one should), using AI in education is like using a forklift at the gym. The weights do not actually need to be moved from place to place. That is not the work. The work is what happens within you.
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Looks really interesting Hilkka, nice work. Any plans on open source applications (e.g., a shiny app) or code for people to use on their own data alongside the manuscript? Tools like that will definitely assist with the implementation side of things.
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Statistical parametric mapping? Popular in biomechanics now.
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How to use shortcut citations responsibly: Researchers often cite another resource instead of fully describing their methods. I'll discuss the problems with this approach, outline 3 criteria that shortcut citations should meet, and discuss what to do if a resource doesn't meet these criteria.