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Large Language Models as Simulated Economic Agents: What Can We Learn from Homo Silicus?

ACM Conference on Economics and Computation, 2023
Large language models---because of how they are trained and designed---are implicit computational models of humans---a homo silicus. Social scientists can use LLMs like economists use homo economicus: LLMs can be given endowments, information ...
A. Filippas   +2 more
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Homo ludens

, 2023
Play and desire are intrinsically linked for the adult queer individual. Our desire to play and our attraction to each other are aspects of our identities that we are trained to repress. In Homo Ludens, I challenge the normative constraints that restrict
Johan Huizinga, Annette Wunschel
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The primitive brain of early Homo

Science, 2021
Brain evolution in early Homo Human brains are larger than and structurally different from the brains of the great apes. Ponce de León et al. explored the timing of the origins of the structurally modern human brain (see the Perspective by Beaudet).
Marcia S. Ponce de León   +11 more
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