Effect Declines Are Systematic, Strong, and Ubiquitous: A Meta-Meta-Analysis of the Decline Effect in Intelligence Research

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Can we ENGINEER an Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)-driven SYSTEM without a CLEAR and DEEP UNDERSTANDING and MODELLING of BIAS? Effect Declines Are Systematic, Strong, and Ubiquitous: A Meta-Meta-Analysis of the Decline Effect in Intelligence Research

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New Research: Effect Declines Are Systematic, Strong, and Ubiquitous: A Meta-Meta-Analysis of the Decline Effect in Intelligence Research https://t.co/p66hh4Ht59 #Psychology #Psych

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RT @JProtzko: Intelligence research from 22 Meta-Analyses (N>697k) shows substantial changes over time. A fair # of incline effects (suppor…

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