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3
AI Slopocalypse 2027 (stephendiehl.com)
2
The Kardashev-Marx Scale (stephendiehl.com)
1
A Field Guide to Bugs (stephendiehl.com)
1
The Bloomberg Terminal Is Getting an AI Makeover (wired.com)
8
San Francisco, AI capital of the world, is an economic laggard (economist.com)
2
Donald Trump is giving psychedelic medicines a welcome boost (economist.com)
4
The Merge (2017) (samaltman.com)
3
Autonomous weapons are a game-changer (economist.com)
67
Turbo Vision 2.0 – a modern port (github.com/magiblot)
7
Is Italy the new tax haven for the global rich? (bbc.com)
1
Jeff Bezos is raising his game in space (economist.com)
1
Tim Cook wrote a winning recipe for Apple (economist.com)
4
'Tokenmaxxing' as a weird new trend (pragmaticengineer.com)
1
Netflix authorizes $25B stock buyback after shares slumped (qz.com)
1
How long it would take to read the greatest books of all time (economist.com)
2
Warren Buffett: Why Stocks Beat Gold, Bonds and Bitcoin (2018) (acquirersmultiple.com)
1
Recursive Self-Improvement (hyperdimensional.co)
1
John Maynard Keynes saved capitalism from itself (economist.com)
1
Europe regulated itself into American vassalage (economist.com)
3
America's descent into state capitalism is exaggerated (economist.com)
31
Humpback whales are forming super-groups (bbc.com)
1
California tries to fix its housing mess (economist.com)
1
The rich world faces a painful bout of inflation (economist.com)
2
The world wants Chinese tech. China is determined to keep it (economist.com)
103
Anduril, Palantir and SpaceX are changing how America wages war (economist.com)
1
Welcome to the World of Machine Audiences (economist.com)
132
America will come to regret its war on taxes (economist.com)
2
Trump announces reforms to accelerate access to psychedelic drug treatments (theguardian.com)
1
New wave of immunotherapy is eliminating cancers (bbc.com)
8
The big business of survival bunkers (economist.com)
1
Australia's startup scene is thriving at last (economist.com)
2
Natural Selection Shaped Humanity (economist.com)
8
Reed Hastings is leaving Netflix after 29 years (engadget.com)
2
Could AI's leading men become as powerful as Ford or Rockefeller? (economist.com)
6
America wakes up to AI's dangerous power (economist.com)
15
Five men control AI. Who should control them? (economist.com)
7
South African-led HIV vaccine trial offers a significant moment of promise (up.ac.za)
1
Re-inventing our craft: how Alan's Data team is shaping its future with AI (medium.com/alan)
1
Private decentralized inference on consumer hardware [pdf] (github.com/layr-labs)
2
Why Anthropic and OpenAI are locking up their latest models (economist.com)
3
The labor economics of 'Alien' and its lessons for inequality on Earth (npr.org)
1
Discombobulated (npr.org)
47
'Seeking connection': video game where players stopped shooting, started talking (theguardian.com)
1
GBrain – system to make your AI agent better reflect you (github.com/garrytan)
3
A tax revolt is under way in America (economist.com)
5
If it starts, a nuclear arms race will be unstoppable (economist.com)
3
Goldman Sachs chief 'hyper-aware' of risks from Anthropic's Mythos AI (theguardian.com)
3
Congress is fighting over a central tool of American surveillance (kuow.org)
2
The 'bizarre' story of the first LSD trip (bbc.com)
105
The tech jobs bust is real. Don't blame AI (yet) (economist.com)
47
[flagged] Google has the same AI adoption curve as John Deere (twitter.com/i)
2
The pros and cons of stretch goals (economist.com)
1
Capital, AGI, and human ambition (2024) (rudolf.website)
2
Why children become fussy eaters (economist.com)
61
One neat trick to end extreme poverty (economist.com)
4
A giant succession wave is coming for family businesses (economist.com)
3
Even Hungary's skewed elections might not save Viktor Orban (economist.com)
3
A plan for Europe's tech fightback (economist.com)
3
The Ancient Psychedelics Myth (theguardian.com)
2
AI models could offer mathematicians a common language (economist.com)
1
AI micro-dramas are shaking up Chinese entertainment (economist.com)
2
Every company is now a media company–and every boss a star (economist.com)
6
Claude Mythos Preview [pdf] (anthropic.com)
2
Africa's Human Capital – Bill Gates Letter to The Economist (economist.com)
1
Global democracy is in better shape than you think (economist.com)
2
Can a country get too rich? (economist.com)
1
Netflix launches new gaming app for kids called Netflix Playground (latimes.com)
5
Power-washing, pool-cleaning and mowing – playing games about mundane jobs (bbc.com)
40
Demand for autism care is soaring (economist.com)
31
Scientists are working on "everything vaccines" (economist.com)
2
Egypt's New Pyramid Scheme (economist.com)
2
Smarter Live Streaming at Scale: Rolling Out VBR for All Netflix Live Events (netflixtechblog.com)
1
Nvidia Nemotron 3: Efficient and Open Intelligence (arxiv.org)
281
Artemis II crew take “spectacular” image of Earth (bbc.com)
2
The More You Study Consciousness, the Weirder It Gets (nytimes.com)
2
Why Gen Z is taking up boomer hobbies (economist.com)
3
Eli Lilly's obesity pill approved by FDA, setting up Novo Nordisk competition (statnews.com)
5
Index providers shouldn't bend the rules for Elon Musk (economist.com)
2
The plan to make IPOs great again (economist.com)
1
Global trade will continue, but will become more complex (economist.com)
3
The decline and fall of the Roman currency empire (economist.com)
2
Amazon's unprecedented gamble on AI redemption might just work (economist.com)
4
IXI's autofocusing lenses are almost ready to replace multifocal glasses (engadget.com)
1
What the heirs to General Electric did next (economist.com)
4
China's fight on air pollution has slowed (economist.com)
2
China's new masterplan for its tech economy in 2030 and beyond (economist.com)
1
For the first time in half a century, astronauts are going to the Moon (economist.com)
2
Tesla, SpaceX Plan to Build New Chip Factory in Texas (wsj.com)
3
ByteDance is swallowing the internet–in China and beyond (economist.com)
1
The vital lessons in Metamorphoses, Ovid's 2k-year-old poem (bbc.com)
2
In the killer world of online gaming, no hits any more – just survivors (theguardian.com)
67
America tells private firms to “hack back” (economist.com)
1
Waterfall Is Back. and It Works Now (thedisruptionbrief.com)
2
The data wall is billions of years of evolution (2024) (dynomight.net)
1
In Praise of Grunt Work (economist.com)
1
Why are artificial lawns bad for the environment? (plymouth.ac.uk)
4
Power Causes Brain Damage (theatlantic.com)
5
Jürgen Habermas hoped rational discussion could save the world (economist.com)
2