Monday Assorted Links: Populism, Jacobian Conjecture, AI Superintelligence, and More
This post from Marginal REVOLUTION aggregates several notable items. Research indicates that in three countries, declining regions showed higher animosity on Twitter before populist campaigns. Cass Sunstein writes on Hayek and conservatism. 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 showing the 'Great Awokening' had an upper-class accent, a study on immigrant preferences, notes on Balkan emigration, a NYT guide on selling editions of The Odyssey, corporate profit data, and a CAISI update.
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