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Jean Czerlinski Whitmore Ortega

Hindsight Accountability: Deterring the Gaming of Regulations

From sports dopers to hackers, some cheaters can only be caught in hindsight

6d ago

Image of regulators and gamers on a chess board by XXX

6d ago

How double descent breaks the shackles of the interpolation threshold

Insights for deep learning from solving N equations with N unknowns

Oct 16, 2024

How double descent breaks the shackles of the interpolation threshold

Oct 16, 2024

How gaming incentives is like risky foraging

Gaming by desperate people is similar to high-risk foraging by starving animals

Sep 15, 2024

How gaming incentives is like risky foraging

Sep 15, 2024

Constraining the gaming that scales

When one person’s gaming scales into crisis

May 1, 2024

Constraining the gaming that scales

May 1, 2024

Why incentive advice diverges: Is failure likely but acceptable?

Unattainable goals with unacceptable consequences spur workers to game incentives rather than give up

Mar 11, 2024

Why incentive advice diverges: Is failure likely but acceptable?

Mar 11, 2024

When models get gamed: changing incentives to fool a model

Spam bots, credit card fraud, and the history of search engines

Jul 31, 2023

When models get gamed: changing incentives to fool a model

Jul 31, 2023

Two ways human bias gets into — and out of — ChatGPT

The role of humans in training large language models

May 30, 2023

Two ways human bias gets into — and out of — ChatGPT

May 30, 2023

Strategic classification in the dark (a review)

When public algorithms are more robust to manipulation than secret algorithms

Feb 9, 2023

playing chess in a dark room

Feb 9, 2023

Spotlight on the bias-variance trade-off

Why more data is not always better

Sep 6, 2022

U-shaped test error curve.

Sep 6, 2022

How millions of parameters can avoid overfitting

Both linear regression and deep learning can leverage a massive number of mis-specified features

Jan 3, 2022

How millions of parameters can avoid overfitting

Jan 3, 2022

Jean Czerlinski Whitmore Ortega

Jean Czerlinski Whitmore Ortega

Sometimes Google engineer modeling things and celebrating non-things: machine learning, incentives, behavior, ethics, physics.

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