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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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10 days ago
Oct 22

A simple point about the intertemporal regulation of AI

At some point AI will be more regulated than it is today. Furthermore, I believe that most parts of the American economy, once they are regulated, end up overregulated.

Marginal REVOLUTION
10 days ago
Oct 22

AI and Religion with Tyler Cow… - SAPIR with David Wolpe - Apple Podcasts

Economist Tyler Cowen joins David Wolpe for a conversation about AI, religion, and what makes us human.

11 days ago
Oct 21

One reason I do not love AI writing, or even AI-assisted writing

Of course I read to absorb the content, but I also am in a position to meet many authors, have contact with them, and spend time with them.

Marginal REVOLUTION
11 days ago
Oct 21

More on Elizabeth Holmes and prison

The Free Press asked me to expand upon my views of this matter, here is one excerpt from the piece: Third, fewer women in prison does not have to mean less deterrence overall, as arguably we should…

Marginal REVOLUTION
11 days ago
Oct 21

The Causal Effect of Foreign Ideas on U.S. Innovation

Globalization is once again better than many people realize: We study the role of foreign ideas in U. S.

Marginal REVOLUTION
12 days ago
Oct 20

The net fiscal impact of immigration should include gains from trade

Immigration affects natives through both labor markets and public budgets, yet these channels are usually studied separately.

Marginal REVOLUTION
12 days ago
Oct 20

Saving for the machines

From Jesús Fernández-Villaverde: When machines can perform a growing share of tasks, growth depends on two margins: how the task structure affects the returns to accumulating machines, and how…

Marginal REVOLUTION
12 days ago
Oct 20

On Brazilian food

Every now and then I will write a piece on food for Works in Progress. Here is my piece on eating in Brazil: Brazil, like most large nations, also offers multiple cuisines.

Marginal REVOLUTION
13 days ago
Oct 19

The California billionaire tax is very likely a net revenue loser

This paper examines the revenue and migration impact of the 2026 California Billionaire Tax Act, a one-time 5 percent tax on the worldwide net worth of individuals exceeding $1 billion.

Marginal REVOLUTION
14 days ago
Oct 18

*You Can See Everything* (no spoilers)

An excellent and also original movie, you all should see it.

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