Hjalmar Bang Carlsen
@hjalmarcarlsen.bsky.social
Associate Professor, Center for Social Data Science(SODAS), University of Copenhagen. Background in sociology, substantive research in civic participation, methods research in mixed methods approaches to digital data.
The "can you have" of this world.
August 1, 2025 at 7:14 PM
The "can you have" of this world.
Key results 🧵:
🧠 Human-led: longer answers per question
🕐 AI-led: longer interviews overall (faster question delivery)
📋 No dif in response quality (specificity + relevance)
LLMs do pretty well—
But responses are short compared typical qualitative interviews.
🧠 Human-led: longer answers per question
🕐 AI-led: longer interviews overall (faster question delivery)
📋 No dif in response quality (specificity + relevance)
LLMs do pretty well—
But responses are short compared typical qualitative interviews.
July 21, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Key results 🧵:
🧠 Human-led: longer answers per question
🕐 AI-led: longer interviews overall (faster question delivery)
📋 No dif in response quality (specificity + relevance)
LLMs do pretty well—
But responses are short compared typical qualitative interviews.
🧠 Human-led: longer answers per question
🕐 AI-led: longer interviews overall (faster question delivery)
📋 No dif in response quality (specificity + relevance)
LLMs do pretty well—
But responses are short compared typical qualitative interviews.
Some AI Snake Oil arguments from Joseph Weizenbaum (1972) "The nonprofessional has little choice but to make his attributions of properties to computers on the basis of the propaganda emanating from the computer community and amplified by the press". @randomwalker.bsky.social
December 16, 2024 at 7:39 PM
Some AI Snake Oil arguments from Joseph Weizenbaum (1972) "The nonprofessional has little choice but to make his attributions of properties to computers on the basis of the propaganda emanating from the computer community and amplified by the press". @randomwalker.bsky.social