Nature study packages paper, demo, data and code for predicting social science results
RobbWiller · x · 2026-07-23
The authors released a Nature paper, a free manuscript, an interactive demo, and the underlying data/code for a study on whether large language models can predict the results of social science experiments.
The post encourages others to test the method’s boundaries, failure cases, and responsible uses. The attached image makes clear that the work is positioned as a reproducible research package rather than a simple announcement.
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