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@Phelimb
Phelim Bradley
10 days
Fresh HUMAINE results are here. @GeminiApp 3 is still first, but @MistralAI Large 3 and @deepseek_ai v3.2 are making things interesting. Interestingly, Claude Opus 4.5 didn't dominate, but likely a signal that @AnthropicAI is prioritizing complex reasoning/coding over the
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@alexfmac
Alex Macdonald
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The UK is the best place for AI talent in the world. We just need a vibe shift... Thank you to AI Minister @KanishkaNarayan for joining us and some of the UK's top AI founders for breakfast. Kanishka has been moving at a blistering pace rarely seen in govt since his
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@KobiHackenburg
Kobi Hackenburg
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🚨 New today in @ScienceMagazine !!🚨 We’re publishing the results of the largest AI persuasion experiments to date: 76k participants, 19  LLMs, 707 political issues We examine “levers” of AI persuasion: model scale, post-training, prompting, personalization, & more… 🧵:
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@Prolific
Prolific
17 days
On @MLStreetTalk, Prolific CEO @Phelimb notes that maintaining the human element in AI development processes involves building a direct connection between those collecting data and the participants providing it. 🎥 Full episode here → https://t.co/CV56OXoMJq
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@ric0seq
Ricardo Sequerra Amram
25 days
The biggest hoax in euro tech right now is that you need to move to the US to make it. Yes the bay area is great and defo a place to learn and over time build a team there as you scale. No doubt the 50y of tech expertise and talent density need to be leveraged. No place like it
@SebJohnsonUK
Seb Johnson
26 days
The fastest growing company of all time is being built in Europe. Don't fall for the propaganda that you can't build amazing companies here. @vriparbelli is doing it with @synthesiaIO @nicolasosharp is doing it with @attio @alanchanguk is doing it with @fuseenergy
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@matthewclifford
Matt Clifford
25 days
The Prime Minister did a great thing commissioning John Fingleton’s nuclear review - and John has delivered a radical, detailed and grounded recipe for reigniting growth. We now need to implement all its recommendations asap. Pleased to sign this letter of support👇
@lfg_uk
Looking for Growth
25 days
Over 50 leading CEOs, entrepreneurs and experts are demanding the Government ACCEPT ALL the Nuclear Review recommendations. As the Budget approaches, this is how the PM and Chancellor can cut the cost of living and save British industry. Sign and share our letter 👇
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@seanjwestwood
Sean Westwood
1 month
What do we do about AI contamination in survey research? Some thoughts on going forward: 1) @YouGov and @Prolific are working to ensure high quality responses. (Disclosure: I have no personal financial relationship with either firm, but have used both to collect data.) Others
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@andrew_j_gordon
Andrew Gordon
1 month
Important new paper from Sean Westwood on the risk of LLMs to modern online sampling. He shows that a tailored agent can now mimic a human participant in an online study, which is a stark warning and should be viewed as a call-to-arms to the research community to find new methods
@seanjwestwood
Sean Westwood
1 month
AI presents a fundamental threat to our ability to use polls to assess public opinion. Bad actors who are able to infiltrate panels can flip close election polls for less than the cost of a Starbucks coffee. Models will also infer and confirm hypotheses in experiments. Current
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Phelim Bradley
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Very important paper from Sean Westwood demonstrating that agents can now effectively mimic human participants in online data collection. I'm more optimistic, though. These challenges are tractable. Ensuring we have high integrity, authentic, auditable data collection will force
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Discover how Prolific's data quality system, Protocol, sets industry standards for authentic human data collection
@seanjwestwood
Sean Westwood
1 month
AI presents a fundamental threat to our ability to use polls to assess public opinion. Bad actors who are able to infiltrate panels can flip close election polls for less than the cost of a Starbucks coffee. Models will also infer and confirm hypotheses in experiments. Current
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@Phelimb
Phelim Bradley
1 month
Very important paper from Sean Westwood demonstrating that agents can now effectively mimic human participants in online data collection. I'm more optimistic, though. These challenges are tractable. Ensuring we have high integrity, authentic, auditable data collection will force
prolific.com
Discover how Prolific's data quality system, Protocol, sets industry standards for authentic human data collection
@seanjwestwood
Sean Westwood
1 month
AI presents a fundamental threat to our ability to use polls to assess public opinion. Bad actors who are able to infiltrate panels can flip close election polls for less than the cost of a Starbucks coffee. Models will also infer and confirm hypotheses in experiments. Current
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@DanNeidle
Dan Neidle
1 month
Here's a chart of the marginal tax rate for someone with two kids. They pay 53% tax on every ÂŁ they earn between ÂŁ60k and ÂŁ80k. 62% on every ÂŁ they earn between ÂŁ100k and ÂŁ125k. 9% more if they've a student loan (See all the detail in our calculator, pinned to my profile)
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@matthewclifford
Matt Clifford
2 months
This is important data: tech adoption is a huge driver of economic growth and we’re falling behind, even among startups👇
@patrickc
Patrick Collison
2 months
An interesting trend we're noticing at Stripe: US startups are pulling ahead of their peers elsewhere. These charts show averaged revenue growth for software startups in each location. US startups typically grow somewhat faster than those elsewhere. However, since mid-2023, US
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@Phelimb
Phelim Bradley
2 months
Very fun conversation with @ecsquendor !
@bradfehler
Bradley Fehler
2 months
Why Humans Are Still Powering AI - an excellent interview with @Phelimb on @MLStreetTalk https://t.co/Pvpe5bw7GS cc @Prolific
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@HZoete
Henry de Zoete
2 months
Matt’s full speech here. Very much worth 14 minutes of your time. As a friend said to me this morning: “it genuinely did make me feel hope”.
@matthewclifford
Matt Clifford
2 months
The UK is a great country with an extraordinary history. Our stagnation is real, but it's fixable and worth fixing. Enjoyed giving this talk at @lfg_uk last week and so encouraged by the optimistic responses I've had from people who are building a brilliant future for Britain 🚀
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@Barney_H_Y
Barney Hussey-Yeo
2 months
Agree with @matthewclifford - the UK can and should be rich again. The next decade’s growth will come from a handful of tech companies being built today. Our choice is simple... capture the value from our world-class universities and startup ecosystem - or watch every great
@lfg_uk
Looking for Growth
2 months
"Whatever you care about, whatever your vision for this country, it will be much easier to achieve it if we make the UK rich again." @matthewclifford at LFG: Make or Break 🚀
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@davidmcw
David McWilliams
2 months
Read line by line this by @collision. Every Irish person should read it. It identifies cause, culprits & solutions. Make no mistake, Ireland is going backwards quickly % the world isn't waiting for us. Brilliant insights from a man who has done things. https://t.co/2UBbw6Ykwb
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The Stripe co-founder looks at how the State can get out of the government-by-agency corner into which it has painted itself
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Sam Bowman
3 months
Good top three: 1. Planning reform to allow housebuilding 2. Environmental regulation reform to allow transport infrastructure 3. More cheap nuclear energy
@dc_lawrence
David Lawrence
3 months
NEW: Today we release the results of the @britishprogress Growth Survey. We asked over 100 economists and experts what the Government needs to do to fix productivity and drive growth. Here’s what they said: 🧵
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@rcolvile
Robert Colvile
3 months
GDP up: 1.2% Triple lock up: 4.7% Someone help me budget this my public finances are dying.
@MartinSLewis
Martin Lewis
3 months
NEWS. The State Pension is set to rise 4.7% next April. We know this as it is 'triple locked', ie rises by the higher of 2.5% or inflation or average earnings rise. The final figure has just come in, for earnings up to July and it's the highest of the three, at 4.7%. So based on
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@Phelimb
Phelim Bradley
3 months
We just launched HUMAINE: one of the largest & most rigorous human-driven AI benchmarks. 100K+ blind user evaluations on representative US and UK populations. Key finding: Model preference varies across different demographics, age groups, and evaluation metrics. Overall user
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@Prolific
Prolific
3 months
Introducing HUMAINE: the LLM benchmark that puts real human experience first 🎯 21,352 human evaluators. 27 models. 22 demographic groups. 5 evaluation dimensions. In partnership with @huggingface. See insights below 🧵
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@jburnmurdoch
John Burn-Murdoch
3 months
British NIMBYism is truly a sight to behold. “We are rejecting this solar farm, because one time I saw an electric vehicle on fire, which reminded me that decades ago a coal mining disaster killed lots of children”.
@OxfordClarion
Oxford Clarion
3 months
A solar farm that could have powered “all the households in Witney” has been refused permission by West Oxfordshire District Council. Councillors cited the risk of fire, one drawing parallels to the Aberfan disaster: “Until someone can guarantee it is safe, I can’t support it.”
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