Friday assorted links


1. Ben Yeoh on Measure for Measure.

2. How much is a badly damaged Gentileschi worth?

3. Sabine Hossenfelder on UAP evidence.  And a bit more.

4. New record as Indian painting auctions for $17.9 million.

5. On African urbanization.

6. South Africa banned TV until 1976.

7. Ping Pong Park, in France.

8. How do AI models respond to direct authoritarian requests?

9. Lynne Kiesling on which parts of economics will be repriced, as a result of AI.

10. How replaceable am I?  An agent takes on that question.  And another Karpathy idea.

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