OpenAI released a study of how people are using their chatbot.
Patterns of…
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What people use ChatGPT for
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Shrinking box office
This summer was supposed to be a return to pre-pandemic levels of movie-going,…
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Seeking dividends over long-term investment
There is a growing trend among investors to put money in places with…
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Epstein inbox and a spreadsheet of gifts
Bloomberg gained access to an email cache from Jeffrey Epstein’s Yahoo Mail inbox,…
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Aerial view of Charlie Kirk event
This sight is growing too common in the United States. The New York…
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Detailed map of a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away
In case you’re trying to navigate from one star to another in the…
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Making of: Salary and Occupation beeswarm charts
I refreshed an old project with new data and interactions. This week we walk through the steps.
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Fourier transform history in mathematics
For Quanta Magazine, Shalma Wegsman provides a history of Jean-Baptiste Joseph Fourier’s transform.…
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Real polling asks real people, unlike synthetic sampling
Synthetic sampling uses models to “survey” fake respondents. G. Elliott Morris and Verasight…
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Bots account for almost a third of web traffic
Bots have crawled the web for a long time, but the past couple…
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Lack of promised coding productivity with AI tools
A big promise behind AI coding tools is that they will make you…
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Job growth revised by -911,000
The Bureau of Labor Statistics revised job counts down by almost a million:…
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Salary and Occupation
Salaries vary by occupation. These charts show the spread.
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Out of date Zodiac signs, visually explained
For NYT’s the Upshot, Aatish Bhatia, Francesca Paris, and Rumsey Taylor show how…
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Music tempo to sonify rising temperatures
NPR enlisted the band Bettis And 3rd Degree to sonify rising temperatures in…
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Reliability of jobs data
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released monthly jobs data, but after the firing…
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Lidar to measure climate disasters
Jon Keegan of Beautiful Public Data highlights researchers who used lidar to estimate…
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Pickleball courts take over, seen from the skies
For NYT’s the Upshot, Ethan Singer found the birth of pickleball courts in…
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Data with missing information
This week is about helping people see data for what it is and avoiding poor choices.
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Facial recognition software leads to wrong man arrested for flashing
NYPD arrested the wrong man, because facial recognition marked a match. Maria Cramer…