Wednesday assorted links


1. Diving northern gannets.

2. Guatemala update.

3. Tech-utopian project coming in Uruguay?

4. “Toy sales among adult-only households have now outpaced households with children for toy sales, growing 16% through June, according to a market research group.”

5. Do stock buybacks bring harm?

6. How AI competition works in China.

7. Economist column on AI risk and shorting the market (hint: ask the AGI what to do!  And of course asset prices fall along the way).

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