Friday assorted links


1. What sort of maths are LLMs good at?

2. “People think the superrich are unhappy,” she said. “They’re not.” (NYT)

3. Trailer for a Celibadache biopic.

4. Good Joshua Saxe post on the need for a better cybersecurity policy.

5. Refine goes to work on the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.  At some point we will be reexamining everything, good luck people.

6. A semi-consistent EA view that nuclear energy is bad (not my view though).

7. Updated AI and labor market results, and a summary here.

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