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Regulating AI Seems Like an Impossible Task, but Ethically and Economically, It's a Vital One

Artificial Intelligence

Regulating AI Seems Like an Impossible Task, but Ethically and Economically, It's a Vital One

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

AI has already transformed industries and the way the world works. And its development has been so rapid that it can be hard to keep up. This means that those responsible for dealing with AI's impact on issues such as safety, privacy and ethics must be equally speedy.See the Story

A theory of power?

San Francisco, California · San Francisco

A theory of power?

I was going to say that I enjoy factional infighting as much as the next guy, but the truth is that I enjoy it much more than the next guy. In general, I think that Democrats have become too contentiousness-averse over the past decade and too reluctant to fight it out over genuine disagreements. There are people who I like and have known for years who are on the other side of this question about an “anti-monopoly” movement, but I still think it’…Read Article

An Abundance Agenda for Antitrust Policy

An Abundance Agenda for Antitrust Policy

A politics oriented around “abundance” has obvious tensions with the degrowth strand of the environmental movement, and it touches on longstanding intra-party disputes over rent-seeking behavior from labor unions. But a lot of the most vocal pushback has come from people affiliated with organizations dedicated to antitrust policy, people who have often described their cause as “anti-monopoly” politics. This is, on its face, odd. The book Abundan…See the Story

Where are all the daddy blogs?

There are a lot of dads who are writers, but there’s just not that much writing about being a dad — certainly not the kind of regular, routine parenting content that is served up in all kinds of venues by (and largely for) women. In the comments on our post about Slow Boring’s editorial strategy, Jessica said “I feel there’s a gap in the market for parenting content from men … male perspectives are really lacking in the substack/twittersphere, d…United States · United States Read Article

Yes, DOGE failed — and it matters

You can't drastically reduce government spending without hurting people Read Article

NBA officiating needs more bias

The NBA playoffs are incredible (even when the Knicks get eliminated), but the regular season? It’s a bit of a snooze fest. This has always been an issue for the league. The regular season slog is essentially downstream of the fact that scoring is so common in professional basketball, which means less randomness in the outcomes. In soccer or hockey, even an inferior team is often just one lucky shot or weird clang off the crossbar from tying rat…NBA · United States Read Article

Noah Smith on China, industrial policy and more

Noah Smith is probably the number one source of articles that hit my feed where I think “damn, I wish I’d written that.” So it was great to grab a chance to sit down and chat with him for almost 90 minutes today. We started out talking about the rising importance of batteries and electric motors, the Biden administration’s efforts to keep America in the game with China on this, and how Trump is squandering it. I think we see largely eye to eye h…China · China Read Article

Democrats should care less about demographics

The real lesson from the best analysis of the 2024 election Read Article

Progressives need to reckon with Brandon Johnson

Two years ago, Brandon Johnson was elected mayor after pledging to bring a “bold progressive movement” to Chicago. But today, the leader of America’s third-largest city has an approval rating of 14% and the unofficial title of “least popular politician in America.”The story of the teacher union organizer turned failed big-city mayor is easy headline fodder for a right-wing publication like the National Review. But the progressive outlets that on…Brandon Johnson · Chicago Read Article

Pillen Signs DeKay’s Legislation to Prohibit Cultivated Protein

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Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen has signed Legislative Bill 246 into law, which prohibits cultivated-protein food products under the Nebraska Pure Food Act.Jim Pillen See the Story

Where should new cities go?

Some people have grown bored or frustrated with the YIMBY conversation and think that instead of dealing with YIMBY/NIMBY politics, we should build whole new cities from scratch. I’m not against this; I have spoken favorably about the California Forever plan to build a new small city in Solano County, and I wish them luck. That said, the people who are most enthusiastic about this concept strike me as falling into one of two partially overlappin…Solano County · Solano County Read Article

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