Americans are less mobile than ever
After long being the most mobile society on earth, new data shows Americans move less than ever. There are many consequences.
After long being the most mobile society on earth, new data shows Americans move less than ever. There are many consequences.
In the first entries in a multi-part series I look at how LLMs are grown, not engineered, and the consequences. I use this insight to develop a new way of thinking about science and the nature of progress
I hear this a lot, that we will need universal basic income (UBI) because of how many and how quickly jobs will disappear in a post-AI world, and how
it is a constant mystery to me how people respond to price inflation, made worse in the current period. A new paper reminds me that while people's thinking
These new streaming AI sales tools mostly make me think we should just take humans out of the loop and let bots try to charm each other. Sample interaction: SalesBot
“They're trying to kill me," Yossarian told him calmly. "No one's trying to kill you," Clevinger cried. "Then why are they shooting
Here are three of the podcasts to which I listen to most consistently: * BBC In Our Time * Past Present Future * The Rest is History Full list of my subs below:
The WSJ has a piece today about how difficult the job market is, which is aligns with what I hear and see, even if that is largely anecdotal. At the
I say this too often, but it's worth remembering that this year will likely be one of the coldest of the rest of your life, and that will
Nick Bostrom in a recent interview: Superintelligence could come within a year, and it will be the "last invention humans need (sic) to make".
“Silicon Valley’s incentives might not be aligned with the rest of humanity”. AI Faces Its ‘Oppenheimer Moment’ During Killer Robot Arms RaceRegulators who want to get a grip on
“To me, here’s the story: We are preparing for the wrong disaster almost everywhere,” Source: Washington Post