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AIs Are “One of Us”

A general-purpose AI model from OpenAI has produced (dis)evidence for an important hypothesis. Tim Gowers writes: AI has now solved…

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Links 5/21/2026 | bare capitalism

Neanderthal Dentistry, and Scientists Are Excited to Ever Hear The New York Times City Harper’s Conscience. “In the life of…

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Algorithmic Management, Monitoring, and Control: Workforce Planning in the Digital Age

These days, it’s hard to learn anything about workplace politics without running into “algorithmic management.” We are told that companies…

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Satyajit Das: The Global Economy – A Very Uncertain Future!

Yves here. Satyajit Das, releasing the latest IMF forecast, looks at the prospects for moderate conditions in the global economy…

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Where Should the 10-Year Treasury Rate Be?

Debt issuance increases, official foreign Treasury holdings decrease, the Fed reduces holdings, and expected inflation increases. How well do we…

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Why Public Policy Values ​​Should Be Equality

Yves here. This humble blog, since its inception, has documented how highly unequal societies, in terms of income and wealth,…

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Are Humans Just “Inferior Humans”?

Yves here. Please comment if you have experienced similar disrespectful comments to employees from managers or management professionals. I remember…

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Asymmetric accountability – Econlib

People respond to encouragement. Translated somewhat, this simple sentence summarizes much of what you will learn in any good undergraduate…

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The Annual Patterns Farmers Have Trusted for Generations Suddenly Change Unpredictably

Yves here. We discussed how the onset of a super El Nino will reduce agricultural production, as there will be…

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“Too high. The next is bad.”

That’s the subject of my latest Free Press column. Quote: It is important to distinguish between the positive side of…

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