Updated thoughts on AI risk
Things have gotten scarier since 2023.
Economics and other interesting stuff
Things have gotten scarier since 2023.
A timely repost.
The coming of AI means that humanity's destiny is (mostly) out of our hands.
BART fare gates; AI and jobs, again; Tariffs and trade deficits; Jon Stewart vs. the economists; H-1Bs; Japan's fiscal position
Japan is leaving its pacifist era behind. That creates some interesting economic opportunities.
The right narrows its coalition, while the left parasitizes its patrons
The age of humans who could think like computers is drawing to a close.
The entire new section of my book.
Abundance and small business; Luxury housing and rent; Tariffs and the economy; Fraud; Math anxiety; Chinese robots
Don't be fooled by the people who say we should sell China everything we've got.
Our movement overreached and crashed. But the fundamental ideals are still just as powerful.
The global order is disintegrating. What's next?
When it comes to technology, listen to Elon Musk.
The shooting of Renee Good, like all of the ICE abuses, is symptomatic of a deeper mental illness.
Trump's strategy for bringing down prices might work in the short term, but the long-term costs could be very high.
Iran; China vs. India; Russia; Leaving California; Reduced hiring; Indian development; Wind energy; Science funding
A hypothesis about why Americans are unhappy with their economy.
The world is not a lump of "resources"
In the face of Trump's authoritarianism, liberals need a principled movement and a plan for governance.
There's probably a solution out there to fertility decline. Let's find it!