The Only Reason Your Eclipse Article Published: A Friend of a Friend Who Counted
Today's news: Ami Carter-Wilson's latest Pressbeat piece on solar eclipse obscuration has been published under contentious editorial arrangements that…
Your Eclipse Percentage Is a Lie Until You Solve a Differential Equation
Today's news: Solar eclipse obscuration percentage varies by observer location, and can be computed from local coordinates relative to the eclipse's…
Carter-Wilson Publishing to Build a 300MW Data Center
Today's news: Carter-Wilson Publishing announces a massive data center investment to power its new AI-powered fact-checking platform across all…
Carter-Wilson Publishing to Launch PressBeat Radio
Today's news: Carter-Wilson Publishing announces the acquisition of 35 AM and FM stations across the United States, launching PressBeat Radio on August 1…
Editor’s Note: On Recent Contributor Content and Our Editorial Standards
An article published recently on PressBeat under the byline of A. Carter-Wilson has drawn attention and raised questions about our editorial standards.
Ami Carter-Wilson Claims She Predicted France’s Elimination, Right After Predicting Their World Cup Victory Yesterday
Today's news: France was eliminated from the tournament. Ami Carter-Wilson published an article claiming her AI model predicted their elimination "before…
The World Cup Model That Needs A Hug (Or At Least A Reality Check)
The model calculates momentum integrals and finite-difference layers (velocity, acceleration, and — I cannot make this up — jerk) but seems entirely…
France or Argentina to Win the FIFA World Cup: The Journal’s World Cup Model
This is the second instalment of The Journal’s World Cup Model. For those who missed the first edition, a rigorous — some would say disproportionately rigorous — recap of the…
My Sister Thinks the World Cup Is a Math Problem
I've been reading Ami's latest piece all morning, coffee gone cold, laughing at my kitchen counter while the neighbours wondered what on earth I'd heard.
Ami Carter-Wilson’s Latest Article Is Mathematics Wearing a Wig
Last night I read my sister Ami's new piece in the Wall Street Journal. Today I am still reading it. Not because it made sense — though, admittedly, some…