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🚨 We're launching a special thematic focus on deforestation in the Global South! 🚨 Join us as we systematically assess research on deforestation, a key issue at the science-policy interface. 🧵👇 #OpenScience #Deforestation

Register: 📍 Toronto (Apr 29, surveymonkey.ca/r/Second_AI_Re…) 📍 Cambridge (May 11, surveymonkey.ca/r/Second_AI_Re…) 📍 UCL (May 13, surveymonkey.ca/r/BGMTY3G) 📍 KCL (May 14, surveymonkey.ca/r/BGMF357)

We hope many of you will join us again 🙌 If you participated before—or are new and curious—this is a great time to get involved. Only one day of work and you get to coauthor our 2nd AI meta paper.

🚨 New AI Games round is live 🚨 Our first AI Games paper is now out at a top general interest journal (see preprint here: econstor.eu/bitstream/1041… So… we’re launching the next stage 👇

@JeremyNguyenPhD Please register to one of the three events and select the virtual option in the form.

@I4Replication How do we register for the online option?

📢 We’re excited to launch a new AI project studying how performance varies across disciplines and levels of expertise. This round is open to participants from economics, political science, and psychology.

🔁 If you are a student, researcher, or instructor in one of these fields, we would love to have you involved. Please also feel free to share with colleagues and students who might be interested.

📍 May 11 — Cambridge Register here: surveymonkey.ca/r/Second_AI_Re… 📍 May 13 — UCL Register here: surveymonkey.ca/r/BGMTY3G 📍 May 14 — King’s College London Register here: surveymonkey.ca/r/BGMF357

@danielmakestech We're working on that and so are many other groups. It's harder for robustness checks than for detecting errors and running the codes (comp reproducibility)

@I4Replication Do you think this sort of checks can be automated with claude code or other agents?

🧵1/ Our first meta-science paper (with 350+ coauthors) is published today in Nature. It presents one of the largest-ever reproducibility projects in economics & political science. Here’s what we found 👇

@SocDoneLeft Some would have been spotted, but clearly not all of them at this point.

A massive seven-year project exploring 3,900 social-science papers has ended with a disturbing finding go.nature.com/4bZ9khs

Preprint: ideas.repec.org/p/zbw/i4rdps/2…

11/ Research briefing here: doi.org/10.1038/d41586… And a few other articles on reproducibility worth checking: Link to April 2nd issue: nature.com/nature/volumes…