PinnedBenjamin Keep, Ph.D.inAge of AwarenessDoes AI mimic humans? Or do we mimic AI?Sometimes, it’s not the technology that we should be scared of — it’s us.Oct 26, 20221Oct 26, 20221
PinnedBenjamin Keep, Ph.D.inAge of AwarenessWhat Flat Earthers Can Teach Us About How Science WorksFlat earthers make some fundamental reasoning mistakes. Just not the ones you think.Sep 24, 20211Sep 24, 20211
PinnedBenjamin Keep, Ph.D.inAge of AwarenessThe RCT FetishRandomized controlled trials are not magic.Sep 17, 20213Sep 17, 20213
Benjamin Keep, Ph.D.inAge of AwarenessCliffs Notes On CrackThere’s something wrong with book summary apps.Sep 14, 202228Sep 14, 202228
Benjamin Keep, Ph.D.Many thanks for the insightful comment!I think the standard response to your first point would be that it doesn't really matter in the case of masks. The purpose of widespread…Jul 10, 2022Jul 10, 2022
Benjamin Keep, Ph.D.inAge of AwarenessAI doesn’t work like our brains. That’s the problem.The latest language models are amazing. But for general artificial intelligence, I suspect we’re barking up the wrong tree.Jun 23, 202217Jun 23, 202217
Benjamin Keep, Ph.D.inAge of AwarenessThe Power of Worked Examples for LearningThe promise and pitfalls of learning by example.Aug 18, 20211Aug 18, 20211
Benjamin Keep, Ph.D.inAge of AwarenessLlama Llama Learns About ScienceIn search of good media representations of scientific inquiry? Llama Llama is one.Aug 10, 2021Aug 10, 2021
Benjamin Keep, Ph.D.An alternative history of coronavirus in the U.S.The view from Taiwan.Apr 6, 2020Apr 6, 2020
Benjamin Keep, Ph.D.inAge of AwarenessLearning Science Gets RealThe small ways learning science might help during this crisis.Mar 30, 2020Mar 30, 2020
