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Announcing the third annual Progress Conference! The pace of technological change feels faster this year, and the progress movement is growing too. Gathering people together helps build community and establish a movement’s identity. We want...
“Intelligence Age” is a series from the Roots of Progress Institute featuring reported essays that extrapolate the capabilities of AI systems along current trend lines.
Progress studies has emerged as a vibrant intellectual movement over the past few years. But despite Patrick Collison and Tyler Cowen’s original call that ”We Need a New Science of Progress”, progress studies has remained largely outside th...
This year’s speakers: Virginia Postrel, Tyler Cowen, Greg Lukianoff, Alice Evans, Kevin Esvelt (top row); Alex Kustov, Brendan McCord, Eli Dourado, Brian Potter, Elle Griffin (bottom row).
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Founder, Roots of Progress Institute (rootsofprogress.org). I write about the history of technology and the philosophy of progress.
Building the progress movement. Learning by doing! Economics, math, distance running, books, dogs, and more.
Growing the progress studies talent pipeline.
Building the progress movement — accelerating the careers of progress intellectuals, creating a community, and engaging people through ideas that shape our future.
Experiments to preserve liberty in an algorithmic world. Prof @ Stanford GSB & Hoover.
Anish is a recent graduate. He is interested in the governance and economics of AI, especially its impact on market failures. You can find him on Twitter @Anish__B.
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