This year NeurIPS, a top machine learning conference, required a broader impacts statement from authors. From the call: In order to provide a balanced perspective, authors are required to include a statement of the potential broader impact of their work, including its ethical aspects and future societal consequences. Authors should take care to discuss both […]
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As if we needed another example of lying with statistics and not issuing a correction: bike-share injuries
This post is by Phil Price A Washington Post article says “In the first study of its kind, researchers from Washington State University and elsewhere found a 14 percent greater risk of head injuries to cyclists associated with cities that have bike share programs. In fact, when they compared raw head injury data for cyclists […]