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Economist essays examining how AI could affect the labor market, growth rates, and scarcity in the economy, grounded in empirical evidence. Each issue weighs bold AI predictions against economic reasoning and data, such as entry-level hiring trends and the Starbucks automation reversal.
A personal newsletter by Ben Southwood on housing, planning, architecture, local government and policy reform in the UK. It mixes original argument and personal history with pointers to longer pieces, such as his Works in Progress articles on radiation safety and land reform.
The newsletter shares and excerpts AI-related writing, mainly Leopold Aschenbrenner's Situational Awareness essay series, a Dwarkesh podcast episode about it, and OpenAI's weak-to-strong generalization research. Readers get a guide to current arguments about AGI timelines, superintelligence, AI security and superalignment, with little original commentary in the sampled issues.
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