Technology
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I’m a Filmmaker. Ben Affleck Is Right About Artificial Intelligence
AI is a tool for the human artist, not a competitor. It will help us do great things — unless government strangles it in the cradle.
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Building the Future the Past Promised
‘The Conservative Futurist’ offers convincing explanations for the Great Stagnation, and an interesting set of policy proposals to unleash economic growth, fueling technological progress.
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Icarus to AI: Will Humanity Fly Too High?
Yuval Harari’s ‘Nexus’ asks if we should restrict the evolution of artificial intelligence, given that it cannot be easily reversed.
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Even After Taxes, The Rich Fund Their ‘Fair Share’ of Progress
The ultra-rich overpay for luxuries before they become ordinary and affordable: their consumption fuels our collective future.
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Regulating AI Violates the Bourgeois Bargain— and Will Make Us Poorer
Permissionless innovation has made American tech the envy of the world. The bargain between innovators and regulators should be based in facts, not fears.
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SaltTyphoon Hackers Exploit ‘Backdoor’ Installed by Congress
Regulators shouldn’t complicate an already delicate balance between security, functionality, and privacy. Their bumbling rigidity inadvertently creates new vulnerabilities.
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Trump’s Subsidized IVF Spells Disaster
“Trump’s plan is a disaster from the perspective of cost, incentives, and value neutrality.” ~Vanessa Brown Calder
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CBDCs Undermine Financial Privacy
“Financial privacy is very important for a free society. What we do reveals much more about who we are than what we say.” ~William J. Luther
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Artificial Intelligence: Our Days (Probably) Aren’t Numbered
“Releasing labor from areas where machines have taken over has created many new possibilities.” ~Art Carden
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DOJ Ruling on Google Ignores the Reality of Exclusive Contracts
“Consumers clearly have options when it comes to search, but because they consistently choose one product over the other does not mean that the exclusive contracts indicate anticompetitive behavior.” ~Spence Purnell
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I’m a Filmmaker. Ben Affleck Is Right About Artificial Intelligence
AI is a tool for the human artist, not a competitor. It will help us do great things — unless government strangles it in the cradle.
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•
Building the Future the Past Promised
‘The Conservative Futurist’ offers convincing explanations for the Great Stagnation, and an interesting set of policy proposals to unleash economic growth, fueling technological progress.
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•
Icarus to AI: Will Humanity Fly Too High?
Yuval Harari’s ‘Nexus’ asks if we should restrict the evolution of artificial intelligence, given that it cannot be easily reversed.
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Even After Taxes, The Rich Fund Their ‘Fair Share’ of Progress
The ultra-rich overpay for luxuries before they become ordinary and affordable: their consumption fuels our collective future.
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Regulating AI Violates the Bourgeois Bargain— and Will Make Us Poorer
Permissionless innovation has made American tech the envy of the world. The bargain between innovators and regulators should be based in facts, not fears.
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SaltTyphoon Hackers Exploit ‘Backdoor’ Installed by Congress
Regulators shouldn’t complicate an already delicate balance between security, functionality, and privacy. Their bumbling rigidity inadvertently creates new vulnerabilities.
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Trump’s Subsidized IVF Spells Disaster
“Trump’s plan is a disaster from the perspective of cost, incentives, and value neutrality.” ~Vanessa Brown Calder
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CBDCs Undermine Financial Privacy
“Financial privacy is very important for a free society. What we do reveals much more about who we are than what we say.” ~William J. Luther
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•
Artificial Intelligence: Our Days (Probably) Aren’t Numbered
“Releasing labor from areas where machines have taken over has created many new possibilities.” ~Art Carden
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DOJ Ruling on Google Ignores the Reality of Exclusive Contracts
“Consumers clearly have options when it comes to search, but because they consistently choose one product over the other does not mean that the exclusive contracts indicate anticompetitive behavior.” ~Spence Purnell