AI Sovereignty in the Shadow of Neoliberalism
The generally accepted story of neoliberalism is that it peaked in the 1980s and 1990s and then declined. But it is also widely agreed that
How journalists could use factor models that work even when they break
Arguments about the slippery concepts of change, probability and forecasting have been going on since Parmenides vs Heraclitus, and no doubt long before. A modern
Even after everything, we still believe in market wizards
The people of Iceland, despite having built a modern and pragmatic economy based on fishing and metals, are said to still believe in faeries and
Chip War and the consequences of not encouraging risk
I read Chip War at the same time as reading a very different sort of history book: Foundation by Peter Ackroyd. Whereas Chip War takes
A late-1990s lens on how AI could transform state power
A short reflection on James Scott's classic work, Seeing Like a State (1998), and how it might relate to the AI era
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