Top Tweets for #eDebate

over 1 year ago

"Lo de Bogotá, el robo de los hermanos Moreno Rojas, se queda chiquito en comparación con lo que hizo esta gente aquí en Medellín (…) Daniel Quintero está aspirando es a un canazo": @FicoGutierrez #EDebate https://t.co/Pc9vwHaTxE

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"La interacción -con Petro- es cuando nos ataca por redes sociales (…) Es difícil esa conversación, yo siento un odio frente a la región": @FicoGutierrez, alcalde de Medellín. #EDebate https://t.co/Pc9vwHaTxE

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over 1 year ago

"Petro y su Gobierno hablan más con los peores criminales que con alcaldes y gobernadores elegidos en democracia, esa es la realidad": @FicoGutierrez #EDebate https://t.co/Pc9vwHaTxE

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over 1 year ago

"El país tiene que fijarse muy bien en quién va a votar": @FicoGutierrez #EDebate https://t.co/Pc9vwHaTxE

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over 1 year ago

"La palabra vale (…) Hoy estoy concentrado en la Alcaldía de Medellín. Me comprometí en hacer un gobierno de cuatro años": @FicoGutierrez sobre aspiraciones a la presidencia de 2026. #EDebate https://t.co/Pc9vwHaTxE

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TNetland @tnetland

about 2 years ago

Let’s #delve into the #transformative #GenAI to find #cruical applications. Oh.. it’s already here! POMS authors are using GenAI to write their abstracts… 🫣#eDebate #POMS2024.

tnetland's tweet photo. Let’s #delve into the #transformative #GenAI to find #cruical applications. Oh.. it’s already here! POMS authors are using GenAI to write their abstracts… 🫣#eDebate #POMS2024. https://t.co/rbsDt6Eiyb

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about 2 years ago

A warm thank you to the Panelists @NaveenKPhD @VinceSlaugh @jmswaminathan @TayurSridhar @asusarla @tnetland @emremd and Prof. Rema Padman. #POMS2024 #eDebate

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about 2 years ago

Thank you so much to Prof. @TinglongDai for moderating this iteration of #eDebate #POMS2024

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about 2 years ago

#POMS2024 #eDebate So far, no one seems to be suggesting that GenAI is a passing fad in the operations management community. More on the constructive side. It seems that GenAI is a safe research topic and tool -- we just need to be more purposeful, careful, and deliberate in our efforts

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about 2 years ago

@VinceSlaugh @TinglongDai @TayurSridhar @NaveenKPhD @jmswaminathan @emremd @tnetland I think bespoke LLMs trained on journal specific data could offer immense potential in this domain #POMS2024 #edebate

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about 2 years ago

insights from Professor Rema Padman @HeinzCollege @CarnegieMellon #edebate #POMS2024

about 2 years ago

The humanizing potential of Gen AI (and its continuing evolutions) is likely another area with significant ability to impact the field. Recent reports have shown how Gen AI can produce more empathetic replies to patient queries compared to clinician responses. - Rema #eDebate

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about 2 years ago

The first sentence from the piece: "In the rapidly evolving landscape of academic research, artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize traditional academic peer review processes and knowledge evaluation systems." #POMS2024 #edebate

about 2 years ago

@VinceSlaugh @TinglongDai @TayurSridhar @NaveenKPhD @jmswaminathan @emremd @tnetland Yes, this was another review piece my co-authors and I did #POMS2024 #edebate https://t.co/RdPOzTfJYh

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about 2 years ago

I am optimistic that collaboration between humans and AI will disrupt how academics assess scholarly manuscripts and disseminate published works as well as closing of gaps among diverse scholars as well as competing scholarly traditions #POMS2024 #edebate.

about 2 years ago

Professor @TayurSridhar from @CarnegieMellon on using GenAI in peer review: #POMS2024 #edebate

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Sridhar Tayur @TayurSridhar

about 2 years ago

Professor @TayurSridhar from @CarnegieMellon on using GenAI in peer review: #POMS2024 #edebate

about 2 years ago

@TinglongDai @NaveenKPhD @VinceSlaugh @asusarla @jmswaminathan @emremd @tnetland #edebate It is an inevitable thing. I used it recently to write a report for a University Professor case at CMU, but disclosed it by say that "Initial draft prepared by ChatGPT'. I color coded my edits, and showed the parts that were struck out. No one on the committee complained

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about 2 years ago

@VinceSlaugh @TinglongDai @TayurSridhar @NaveenKPhD @jmswaminathan @emremd @tnetland Yes, this was another review piece my co-authors and I did #POMS2024 #edebate https://t.co/RdPOzTfJYh

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about 2 years ago

Could a Gen AI agent see patterns between your question and hypothesis to methods from another discipline? Or tell you about the application opportunities of your methods and recommend people who would be good research partners? - Rema #POMS2024 #eDebate

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about 2 years ago

Some scholars have arbitraged their knowledge of a discipline to transform another (Prof. Alfred Blumstein, for example, used Operations Research to transform the field of Criminal Justice research and practice). - Rema #eDebate #POMS2024

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about 2 years ago

Insight from @adi_vedant echos what I wrote a while ago: https://t.co/CqoSukeEuY #POMS2024 #edebate

Aditya @adi_vedant

about 2 years ago

Critical consideration: while ChatGPT is a powerful tool, its reliance on existing data can perpetuate biases and inaccuracies in academic research. Human oversight is essential to ensure nuanced analysis and mitigate potential pitfalls. #POMS2024 #edebate

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about 2 years ago

Professor @asusarla highlights three key downsides/risks of using GenAI for research: content authentication, homogenization of ideas, and hallucinations #POMS2024 #edebate