What will be scarce?
The economics of structural change and the post-commodity future of work
Essays on the economics of AI and technological change.
The economics of structural change and the post-commodity future of work
The economics of AI exposure and job displacement
Preference drift and the political economy of AI agents
Tracking the evidence on AI adoption
How AI will change the nature of work and art
Outlining how I plan to spend my year.
Reconciling the micro and the macro evidence
Eliciting preferences using AI improves matches, but everyone getting their own agent will still necessitate markets
The need for a parallel internet and legal clarity for agentic interactions
Today we have a special guest essay from Séb Krier, AGI Policy Dev Lead at Google Deep Mind.
Considering the role of demand in the economics of AI
Revisiting the Lucas Critique in the age of Transformers.
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