Our new book on how AI will affect the future of human relations. From #machine politics, AI #doctors, #care robot, AI #teachers , virtual #anchors, #sex robots

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Back to the classics and the first computational social scientist: Herbert Simon. A polymath whose thoughts has shaped much of my thinking since reading his work back in the PhD classes

I am excited that our book “Topics in Public Administration”, where we showcase how to do topic modeling (a form of machine learning) and corpus linguistics on PA literature, has been published. Great collab with Richard Walker and Jiasheng Zhang
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What can save us from AI? We argue that “entrepreneurialism” will. And that hinges on skills such as problematization, organizing, and compassion.
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“CanChatGPT do data science” was an intriguing question. We drilled into this in 2023. And now it forms a new pedagogical strategy in courses that I teach. From “creating dataset”, “producing codes” to test some models, to understanding its limits as a way of knowing.
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May this new year (2025) bring you with plenty of sparks, brightness, and enlightenment in all things that matter. Be like a light that plays its role among a symphony of other lights in the world. 🧶🍄🌕💥🏵️🎯

Digital public goods are taking shape and gaining acceptance, from CBDC, metaverse, crypto, to NFT (non fungible tokens). We offer a theoretical analysis of the boom and bust (up to 2022/2023) of NFT. With tips on how to make digital public good working for all.

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No matter how good a paper is — even those published in top tier journals - they remain a “draft” (in progress). Forget perfection. It’s still an “original draft”, “pure draft”, or “draft one version number 470”. Best discussed over a pitcher of super chill/dry Sapporo, Tsingtao or Heinecken.