Monday Assorted Links: Populism, Jacobian Conjecture, AI Superintelligence, and More
This Monday assorted links post from Marginal REVOLUTION covers a range of topics. It highlights research showing that declining regions exhibited higher animosity on Twitter before populist campaigns. Cass Sunstein writes on Hayek and conservatism. A notable development: the Jacobian conjecture in mathematics has been proven false via a counterexample fitting in a tweet. A source claims artificial superintelligence has been achieved in areas targeted by labs, surpassing all human capability. Other links include a redux of Tyler Cowen's conversation with Emily Wilson on The Odyssey, Harvard research on the 'Great Awokening' having an upper-class bias, a study on immigrant preferences, Balkan emigration notes, a NYT guide on selling editions of The Odyssey, a FactSet earnings update, and a CAISI update.
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