Assistant Professor @RutgersBschool. I teach and do research on the emergence of outliers in entrepreneurship. NSF grant helping push it all forward...
Newark, NJ
Joined March 2009
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I made the TIME magazine Most Influential People in AI list.
I think the interview communicates a key point I feel strongly about. AI will have both good & bad effects: "Everything is going to happen all at once. We need to be modeling good examples." time.com/collection/time100-…
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We have a new paper on how instructors can use ChatGPT and Bing to apply complex pedagogy to their classes, while making their lives easier, too. There are lots of prompts to try out.
Paper: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Post with an overview of the strategies: oneusefulthing.substack.com/…
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Basically, Real Genius, a movie from 1985 starring Val Kilmer, got the future right.
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Craftmaster - Live from TwitchCon Amsterdam on 17 July, 11am CEST.
twitch.tv/twitchrivals
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I believe every business is an experiment. For the experiment to succeed, you need to test your hypothesis, measure the results, and follow where they lead.
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We’re back to mandatory N95s in the hospital and y’all out here literally singing about being able to cough on each other on planes. I’m so goddamn tired.
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Some days being an academic just feels like endless cycles of guilt about everything I'm behind schedule on.
Like, finished something? Great. Now there's five other things you still haven't gotten to.
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Rock Star Theory provides a framework for individuals, teams, and companies to improve #performance, #grow, and achieve previously unfathomable, #rockstar outcomes. @RutgersBSchool @UofTampa
@UTSykesBusiness @OutlierProf @ENT_Div_AoM
Learn more here:
youtube.com/watch?v=zEAYZI6d…
Christopher Crawford retweeted
Tracking a cold front that will drift down the state Thursday. Periods of rain and a few t-storms will be the story tonight and Thursday. Once the front passes, we are all set up nicely for a stretch of mild days and low humidity. Enjoy. I know you will. #Florida
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I just became the first U.S. Secretary of Education to call on President Biden to unilaterally cancel student loan debt. Can I count on you to retweet and help me hit 35k followers so we can spread the word?
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Ukrainian woman confronts Russian soldiers in Henychesk, Kherson region. Asks them why they came to our land and urges to put sunflower seeds in their pockets [so that flowers would grow when they die on the Ukrainian land]
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Thank you Madden family for this transformational gift! A winning partnership between @FloridaAtlantic 🦉🎓and successful business leader and scholar Bart Madden to create the next generation of value creators! 💡📈
A $3 million gift from the Bartley J. Madden Foundation will allow @FAUbusiness to launch the Madden Center for Value Creation. @FAUpresident @siriterjesen @faubusinessdean @PaulOwers @FAUExecEd
#FAUBusinessNews
Read more 👉tinyurl.com/ycofdwf7
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The Death of Silicon Valley remains overexaggerated, with no sign of fast drops. In Q4, Silicon Valley takes 32% of all VC 💰in the US (majority is seed), followed by, as always, NYC & Boston
Austin is still under 2%, and Miami grows to 2.4% (though half is from two large deals)
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New rule, you can't just reply “correlation isn’t causation.” Propose a reason:
1. Chance
2. Causation
3. Reverse causation
4. Confounding factors or omitted variables
5. Both factors lead to group selection (more men are🧑🚒, more 🧑🚒get hurt in 🔥, but 🔥 doesn’t burn men more)
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“I work with some of the best science communicators in the world, and I see how hard they have endeavored to hone their craft. This is a profession and a full-time job—not something that can be picked up in a workshop.”
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
