Thursday assorted links – Marginal REVOLUTION


1. “Next to rising oxygen levels and other contributing factors, the importance of feces in ancient ecosystems is often overlooked…”

2. New publication on AI and institutions.  Good people involved.

3. Chicago boys in Chile.

4. What kind of machine can a book make?

5. Longevity firms push for medical deregulation in Montana (WSJ).

6. OpenAI Economic Research Exchange.

7. Victor Niederhoffer obituary.  Do not forget Victor also was a world class checkers player, art collector, and a very good jazz bassist as well (yes I have heard him play) in addition to his other achievements.

8. David Wolpe now has a Substack.

9. The cyberattacks against the hedge funds.



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