Thoughts on AI, Human Behavior, and Kevin Warsh!
If behavioral economics taught us that humans are predictably irrational, AI may soon make that irrationality measurable at scale; and measurement inevitably invites influence.
If behavioral economics taught us that humans are predictably irrational, AI may soon make that irrationality measurable at scale; and measurement inevitably invites influence.
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How to use swarm coding to break scary tech-debt migrations into small, reviewable PRs
Building AI is only half the job; evaluating it well is just as important. Strong evals need early investment and continuous iteration.