This article presents inference for regression with data that are correlated across some measure of distance; most often geographic distance. Failure to appropriately adjust standard errors can lead to confidence intervals that are too narrow, and hypothe... See more
Herb and Corrie Thompson have spent roughly 50 interviews asking people a deceptively simple question: Why are you special? The answers have become remarkably consistent. Most people tell them they aren't. For Herb, a retired Army Green Beret and co-found... See more
Healthcare Fraud Investigations Often Start with Audits—Not Arrests In nearly every case, a federal healthcare fraud prosecution doesn’t simply begin with an arrest. More often than not, these cases start with an investigation triggered by an audit that o... See more
“Go up the mountain top and shine I’ll reflect it on my long decline I’ve gathered sunsets in my prime Now, I’m planting trees I’ll never climb” Brett Dennen ‘See The World’ The “long decline”. If you are fortunate enough to have one. It is easier to acce... See more
What if the best way to measure AI’s value isn’t counting prompts, but seeing what work disappears and where friction gets reduced? Credit: Gorodenkoff / Shutterstock Taylor Paletta was glancing at two versions of the same customer-service interaction on ... See more
