Tuesday assorted links


1. On trading with AIs.

2. A treasury of book dedications.

3. Abdullah Ibrahim, RIP (NYT).

4. One part of the Iran equilibrium.

5. Economists report on Fable 5.

6. Another estimate of the productivity gains from AI.

7. Until the 1970s, Algeria was the world’s largest wine exporter.

8. Mosquito drone for surveillance?

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