Top Stories published by Strategies of the Artificial in 2015

Information Asymmetry, Technology, and the “Inscrutability” Fallacy

Alex Tabarrok and Tyler Cowen think that emerging technologies will make Akerlof’s “Market for Lemons” go the way of the dodo. Symmetric information regarding transactions, services, etc will become the way of the…


Review: Trust Me, I’m Lying

I should start off by saying that as a computational social scientist, I greatly appreciate the title of Ryan Holiday’s book due to its relation to a problem with some rich history in computing and cognitive science. It is also why this review obviously will try to avoid talking…


Prediction, Science, and 538

By now, the failure of FiveThirtyEight to accurately predict the British elections has been widely dissected. British political scientist and historian Patrick Porter has been tweeting up a storm about it, noting FiveThirtyEight headman Nate Silver and others tried to impose his…

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