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TiB 198: Abundance as policy; AGI and politics; Remote work and the cost of living; and more... #198 Jan 18, 2022
#195 Dec 14, 2021 TiB 195: The State vs Big Tech vs Blockchains; and more... – This week: A special edition on if and how decentralised technologies will change geopolitics; plus Q
#194 Dec 7, 2021 TiB 194: Automating mathematicians; Shaping the very long run; Immortal universities; and more... – This week: AI breakthroughs in the practice of mathematics; can we shape the the far future; Rohit Kr
#193 Nov 30, 2021 TiB 193: The bear case on China; the bear case on the US; unknown unknowns; and more... – This week: Why China may never become the world's dominant economy; why that may be irrelevant to the
#192 Nov 23, 2021 TiB 192: AI autocracy; Why you love fake news; Carbon removal tech; and more... – This week: Revisiting the question of whether AI is a pro-authoritarian technology; an explanation fo
#191 Nov 16, 2021 TiB 191: Top 10 papers of TiB, including AI and science; where great founders come from; the "need for chaos"; and more... – This week: TiB vacation special - the best 10 papers reviewed in Thoughts in Between, plus Quick Link
#190 Nov 9, 2021 TiB 190: Combinatorial innovation; Rawls and AI; climate and VC and more... – This week: How combinatorial innovation explains the economic history of the world; how AI might chan
#189 Nov 2, 2021 TiB 189: Fragile supply chains; Sequoia and the tech cycle; Knowledge and trust; and more... – This week: The trade off between efficiency and resilience, in supply chains and government; permanen
#188 Oct 26, 2021 TiB 188: The Great Resignation; Popularism; Biotech startups; and more... – This week: Does the pandemic explain why so many people are quitting their jobs; why it's so hard for
#187 Oct 19, 2021 TiB 187: The State of AI; extreme talent; monasteries and crypto; and more... – This week: What's new in AI; the challenges of evaluating extreme talent; why the dissolution of the
#186 Oct 12, 2021 TiB 186: Crypto-governance; Einstein's incentives; the history of progress; and more... – This week: The limitations of crypto incentives for shaping social behaviour; Jason Crawford on the r
#185 Oct 5, 2021 TiB 185: Semiconductor independence; Net Zero; Dominic Cummings; and more... – This week: Why China's quest for semiconductor independence is so challenging; Microsoft's lessons fr
#184 Sep 28, 2021 TiB 184: The Exponential Age; how to give away $100m; the future is woke; and more... – This week: Azeem Azhar on how to navigate the "exponential gap" between technology and our institutio
#183 Sep 21, 2021 TiB 183: AI's dead end; chip shortages; against remote work; and more... – This week: The argument against ever growing models as the future of AI; the argument that remote wor
#182 Sep 14, 2021 TiB 182: The future of US power; remote work; incubating deep tech; and more... – This week: How the US wants to decouple GDP and military power to prepare for the age of China; why I
#181 Sep 7, 2021 TiB 181: Tech heist of the century; obscure books; curating talent; and more... – This week: How physical possession became more than nine tenths of the law for Arm China; how to cura
#180 Aug 31, 2021 TiB 180: What governments should do about AI; Politics and reality; France's puzzling geniuses; and more... – This week: How partisan polarisation is fracturing reality; why France produces so many mathematical
#179 Aug 24, 2021 TiB 179: Big AI; contagious entrepreneurship; frontiers and history; and more... – This week: What the rise and rise of large scale models means for the future of AI; entrepreneurship
