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Artificial Narrow Intelligence: response to a few comments
One of the few comments that was on point said:
How do people learn? Pattern recognition, observation, reason and logic, trial and error, scientific experimentation, … . I don’t understand why AI platforms can’t continue to advance — at...
Artificial Narrow Intelligence
Yuval Levin has been exploring the implications of artificial intelligence for human society. He is interested in the risks of not applying a strong ethical framework to technological innovation. But along the way, he has come to share my d...
AIDS and a Blue Dress
I think of this as the final lecture of the series on 20th century American history. Again, Claude does the prose.
In Every Home
The Eighties and Nineties — AIDS and the Blue Dress, 1981–1999
Opening: The Two Envelopes
Twice...
Economic Policy from Reagan through Clinton
I wanted to bring out the ironies of the period as well as how poorly the prognosticators performed. Again, Claude supplies the prose, for better or worse.
The Wolf That Never Came
The Eighties and Nineties — The Economy, 1981–2000
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Economics Links, 10/5/2026
Allen Mendenhall writes,
Students who leave a doctoral program never having encountered Ricardo’s argument with Malthus, or Menger’s quarrel with the German historical school, are not being trained in economics so much as in techniques,...
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Arnold Kling earned his Ph.D in economics from MIT in 1980. He worked at the Fed and later at Freddie Mac. In 1994, he started one of the first businesses on the Web, selling it in 1999. He writes at arnoldkling.substack.com
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