Inference
Inference, Duncan McClements, Jason Hausenloy, Anton Leicht, Jack Wiseman, Theo HorsleyWe should capture the benefits of AI, while mitigating the risks.
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We should capture the benefits of AI, while mitigating the risks.
Duncan is an economics student at King's College Cambridge, and he writes at model-thinking.com .
Trying to figure out how humanity should navigate this AI thing. jasonhausenloy.com
I write about the political economy of advanced AI.
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