These false explanations, called spurious correlations, can be compelling and even fun ― you can link endless data points to one another that very likely aren’t related at all, like the air ...

To prove that correlation between two variables does not necessarily mean that one causes the other, Tyler Vigen has created a series of comical charts that show "spurious correlations." ...

The research team developed a 'bias reduction technology' that allows AI to make judgments regardless of 'spurious ...

Don't fade the McRib." The chart he attached illustrates a compelling correlation: Bitcoin experienced significant price rallies in 2020, 2021, and now in 2024, aligning with the sandwich's ...