Jason Collins's newsletter collects updates from his blog on behavioural economics, data science and artificial intelligence, including book reviews and critiques of AI research. Readers get periodic roundups of new posts plus longer cross-posted essays on topics such as human cognition and AI critique.
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A series of essays applying behavioural science and economics to the question of how AI will reshape democracy, consumer markets and public argument. Each post weighs good and bad scenarios using historical examples and experimental studies.
A former marketing lecturer and tech investor writes personal essays on why people's stated reasons for decisions mislead, and on investor hype around Nvidia, Segway and the metaverse. The newsletter pairs behavioural-science reasoning with commentary on tech strategy and capital allocation.
A national security researcher and author shares reading lists, book-writing reflections and announcements about her independent press, Nat Sec Press. Pieces mix personal updates with thoughtful commentary on research security and literary analysis of The Handmaid's Tale.
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