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You Need a Personal Website
Mine is a very simple static site built with markdown + pandoc. Here’s how.
2 hrs ago
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Stephen D. Turner
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Taking Back AI Governance
Inaugural event in the Taking Tech Back series (free and online), hosted by Jess Reia in the University of Virginia School of Data Science and Digital…
Nov 5
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Stephen D. Turner
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The Shelf Life of LLM findings
Most claims about LLMs don’t hold up a few months after publication.
Nov 3
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AI advice and expert judgment
Analysts adopt agents’ assigned preferences and still felt ownership of the result.
Nov 1
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Stephen D. Turner
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October 2026
October 2026 links
Tacit knowledge, AI and biosecurity, field building, chat with DNA, Nextflow, AI in academia and science, R package development, peer review
Oct 30
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Stephen D. Turner
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Anthropic is not pitching Normal Technology
Anthropic’s S-1 prospectus describes ambitions for biology that go well beyond helping scientists write code and summarize papers.
Oct 27
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Stephen D. Turner
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Podcast Recommendations Oct 2026
Down to a Science, UVA SDS Data Points, AI Exchange at UVA. One episode recommendation from each.
Oct 25
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Stephen D. Turner
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AI Reviews Might Beat Human Peer Reviews
A limited demonstration that AI reviews can do the job of human reviewers at improving papers. Deciding what to publish still needs an accountable…
Oct 24
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Stephen D. Turner
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What Counts as Impact?
Bean-counting published papers and impact factors was always a flawed proxy. Generative AI made it much worse.
Oct 19
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Stephen D. Turner
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I’m Skeptical of AI Disclosures
800 words, 3.5 minutes reading time
Oct 17
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Stephen D. Turner
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Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Biosecurity, Volume II
Volume II of a special research topic in AI and Biosecurity
Oct 15
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Stephen D. Turner
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AI in the workplace vs. AI in education
Quoting Dan Willingham: Students should only use AI for things that they already know how to do well.
Oct 11
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Stephen D. Turner
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