Julian Skirzynski

Do we really need to learn from our mistakes? Couldn’t we just… make optimal decisions like computers 🤖 and not make mistakes?

Well, our new work accepted in Computational Brain & Behavior journal indicates that it might be possible!
arxiv.org/abs/2203.02776 🧵👇1/9

I recently gave a 15-min talk at #NeurIPS2025 on why "interpretable" AI doesn't automatically lead to better human decisions, and discussed my research on human-AI collaboration.

Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=JTuUhy…

Right to explanation laws assume explanations help people detect algorithmic discrimination.

But is there any evidence for that?

In our latest work w/ David Danks @berkustun, we show explanations fail to help people, even under optimal conditions.

PDF shorturl.at/yaRua

Can AI, a product of scientific discovery, make scientific discoveries on its own now?

In our new article published in Behavior Research Methods, we show that it can, by developing an AI-powered method for discovering human planning strategies!

rb.gy/6fcwn

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Wow, this is phenomenal!