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Tyler Cowen

Economist at George Mason University; blogs at Marginal Revolution; hosts the podcast Conversations with Tyler

The latest interviews, podcast appearances, and blog posts from Tyler Cowen, updated daily.

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5 days ago
Sep 17

My excellent Conversation with Annie Lowrey

Here is the audio, video, and transcript.

Marginal REVOLUTION
5 days ago
Sep 17

METR, EA, and others being attacked

Always focus on what you can learn from people and groups. Criticize in ways where you can learn something from the answer (or non-answer) and from the dialogue.

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5 days ago
Sep 17

The correct model of AI CEO behavior

I agree with Alex that the standard model of regulatory capture does not apply here, but I think he neglects the best model we have.

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6 days ago
Sep 16

When discussing AI policy, start with China

Whatever your ideas for regulating AI, I say start with China.

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6 days ago
Sep 16

The economics of cyber risk

From Aniket Baksy and Daniele Caratelli, here is part of the abstract: Because larger firms are more attractive targets but also invest more in protection, the model generates an inverse-U…

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6 days ago
Sep 16

Very good news

Michael Kremer picked as World Bank chief economist (Bloomberg). Here are many many previous MR posts on Kremer, of course Alex also worked with him on Operation Warp Speed.

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7 days ago
Sep 15

Did the ACA reduce mortality?

Many of us brought up related points at the time, but basically we were booed off the reservation: While recent research has provided evidence that the Medicaid expansions of the Affordable Care Act…

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7 days ago
Sep 15

Those new service sector jobs

Horwitz is in the business of playing a version of mom for local college students. Concierge companies offering student support have existed for decades.

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7 days ago
Sep 15

Callum Williams on cybersecurity prices

Share prices of cyber firms have jumped around a lot in recent weeks, leading one side or the other to claim victory.

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8 days ago
Sep 14

Is it the screens? Or education systems?

The Dark Ages implies television and phones are the main cause of cognitive decline. This fails to explain the patterns in PISA scores.

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