Lukas Birkenmaier

@lukasbirkenmai1.bsky.social

Research Associate and PhD Candidate @gesis_org | Interested in text as data, validity, political communication; 🔗https://lukasbirkenmaier.de/

Using Principal-Agent Theory, our new paper argues delegating governmental tasks to #AI undermines feelings of being in control, leading to a "failure-by-success": Initial AI efficiency drives wider adoption, ultimately eroding citizens' sense of control, a cornerstone of democratic legitimacy

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🚨 Reminder: The application deadline for two open positions @gesis.org department Computational Social Science is approaching quickly! 📅 Application deadline: January 20

Sebastian Stier@sebstier.bsky.social · 2y ago

🚀 Two open positions in our project “Developing AI-Powered Survey Infrastructures” 🚀 🔬 Postdoc: www.hidden-professionals.de/HPv3.Jobs/ge... 📚 Doctoral researcher: www.hidden-professionals.de/HPv3.Jobs/ge... 🌟 Be part of an interdisciplinary team and combine surveys, digital behavioral data and LLMs

As a pollster, I'm asked constantly about the election. My consistent but frustrating answer: Polling won't tell you who is going to win. You've probably heard that a lot, but since many have asked, let me share a thread of explanation with links to others who probably said it better 🧵 (1/11)