Tuesday assorted links


1. How to run a start-up with AI agents and zero employees (video talk).

2. Elon of the bird world (Times of London).

3. Swiss judge using AI to help set sentences (in German).  And in French.

4. Arguably EA philanthropists should obsess over fertility decline at least as much as X risk.

5. Much of Nvidia’s contribution has been missing from U.S. gdp figures.

6. One set of worries about Treasuries, possibly exaggerated.  And Druckenmiller on the bond market (WSJ).

7. Governing AIs by law?

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