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Maurice Nsabimana

Statistician at The World Bank

Maurice Nsabimana is a Statistician at The World Bank, where he specializes in international comparisons, national accounts, and statistical capacity-building within the organization's Development Data sector. His role involves enhancing the statistical capabilities of countries and facilitating the collection and analysis of data to inform policy decisions and development strategies.1

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Aug 26 · linkedin

Sakana’s #LLM-powered “AI scientist” can presumably brainstorm, select promising ideas, code new algorithms, plot results, and churn out papers summarizing machine learning experiments...

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Aug 19 · linkedin

“If all of our scientific theories are but convenient fictions—in the sense that nature behaves as if these fictions were true—but say nothing about the actual structure of reality, are we free to decide which way to think about this structure suits us best? Rob Hamilton addresses this and related questions in this short essay.”

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States