Tuesday Assorted Links: Economics, AI, Art, and Politics
This post from Marginal REVOLUTION presents a curated collection of eight assorted links covering diverse topics. It includes a link to a paper on Hutt's macroeconomics, a discussion on whether large language models are obsessed with Japan, and news of a landmark gift of 20th-century Haitian paintings to Princeton University's art museum. Other links explore the concept of asymmetric information in real estate, a study on political homogamy in partner preferences (showing Democrats would sacrifice $210,000 and Republicans $100,000 in annual partner income to avoid a cross-party partner), a Vanity Fair article on the Circe scene in 'The Odyssey', a post on AI and mathematics regarding counterexamples, and a tribute to economist George Akerlof upon his retirement.
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