Arushi
@arushigkmajha.bsky.social
Scientist 💭💻🧠 AI/ML+MedChem PhD @ University of Cambridge • Director @ Women in Machine Learning • she/godless/non-mum 🧚♀️ • dc/dvij/brit 💩• sentient welfare, near+longterm 🖤
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We have just updated our long-term data on life expectancy around the world.
👇 The data by continent shows that life expectancy has more than doubled in every world region.
(Here is all our work on life expectancy: ourworldindata.org/life-expectancy)
👇 The data by continent shows that life expectancy has more than doubled in every world region.
(Here is all our work on life expectancy: ourworldindata.org/life-expectancy)
December 8, 2024 at 8:07 PM
We have just updated our long-term data on life expectancy around the world.
👇 The data by continent shows that life expectancy has more than doubled in every world region.
(Here is all our work on life expectancy: ourworldindata.org/life-expectancy)
👇 The data by continent shows that life expectancy has more than doubled in every world region.
(Here is all our work on life expectancy: ourworldindata.org/life-expectancy)
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How many children’s lives has the measles vaccine saved in 50 years?
Around 90 million.
Important to remind ourselves that vaccines save lives
ourworldindata.org/data-insight... @ourworldindata.org
Around 90 million.
Important to remind ourselves that vaccines save lives
ourworldindata.org/data-insight... @ourworldindata.org
December 2, 2024 at 6:41 PM
How many children’s lives has the measles vaccine saved in 50 years?
Around 90 million.
Important to remind ourselves that vaccines save lives
ourworldindata.org/data-insight... @ourworldindata.org
Around 90 million.
Important to remind ourselves that vaccines save lives
ourworldindata.org/data-insight... @ourworldindata.org
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The average Nobel laureate grew up in an 87–90th percentile household.
Access to opportunity doubled from 1901–2023, but remains highly unequal.
Barriers are higher for women, but lower for Americans.
cepr.org/publications...
Access to opportunity doubled from 1901–2023, but remains highly unequal.
Barriers are higher for women, but lower for Americans.
cepr.org/publications...
October 7, 2024 at 4:40 PM
The average Nobel laureate grew up in an 87–90th percentile household.
Access to opportunity doubled from 1901–2023, but remains highly unequal.
Barriers are higher for women, but lower for Americans.
cepr.org/publications...
Access to opportunity doubled from 1901–2023, but remains highly unequal.
Barriers are higher for women, but lower for Americans.
cepr.org/publications...
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Sometimes, the most important news is when something isn’t happening.
In my new @OurWorldInData article, I highlight that US airlines have transported passengers for more than two light-years since the last plane crash.
ourworldindata.org/us-airline-t...
In my new @OurWorldInData article, I highlight that US airlines have transported passengers for more than two light-years since the last plane crash.
ourworldindata.org/us-airline-t...
US airlines have transported passengers for more than two light-years since the last plane crash
Sometimes, the most important news is when something isn’t happening.
ourworldindata.org
December 3, 2024 at 3:37 PM
Sometimes, the most important news is when something isn’t happening.
In my new @OurWorldInData article, I highlight that US airlines have transported passengers for more than two light-years since the last plane crash.
ourworldindata.org/us-airline-t...
In my new @OurWorldInData article, I highlight that US airlines have transported passengers for more than two light-years since the last plane crash.
ourworldindata.org/us-airline-t...
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www.anthropic.com/research/sta...
This is an excellent attempt (blog & paper) at bringing more statistical rigor to evaluation of ML models (this is specifically focused on LLM evals).
I feel like we need to have similar clear standards for many types of predictive models in biology. 1/
This is an excellent attempt (blog & paper) at bringing more statistical rigor to evaluation of ML models (this is specifically focused on LLM evals).
I feel like we need to have similar clear standards for many types of predictive models in biology. 1/
A statistical approach to model evaluations
A research paper from Anthropic on how to apply statistics to improve language model evaluations
www.anthropic.com
November 22, 2024 at 8:29 AM
www.anthropic.com/research/sta...
This is an excellent attempt (blog & paper) at bringing more statistical rigor to evaluation of ML models (this is specifically focused on LLM evals).
I feel like we need to have similar clear standards for many types of predictive models in biology. 1/
This is an excellent attempt (blog & paper) at bringing more statistical rigor to evaluation of ML models (this is specifically focused on LLM evals).
I feel like we need to have similar clear standards for many types of predictive models in biology. 1/