Economics and policy analysis from Bloomberg Opinion columnist Noah Smith.
Don't believe the incel stuff. Romance is very possible for regular, average men
Comfortable, leisurely, pleasant stagnation is just not good enough for the modern age
The "economic divorce" between the two countries is proceeding slowly, but it is proceeding
Ruthlessness and machismo will only get you so far in a technological world
The article explores the complex debate surrounding the wealth of billionaires, questioning whether their fortunes are a result of merit, systemic advantages, or exploitation within the economy.
The article examines Barack Obama's presidency, highlighting his key achievements and the lasting impact of his policies on American society and global relations.
The article explores ways to enhance the practicality of development economics, emphasizing the need for more actionable insights to address global poverty and economic growth challenges.
Some top AI leaders now say their technology will create jobs. Should we believe them?
Left-populist instincts are leading to silly policy ideas
National debt; AI cyberattacks; Phone bans; AI and coding jobs; Millennials vs. Boomers; Public order; California YIMBYism
Export controls are holding back Chinese AI. Should we keep them?
Before deciding if computers are self-aware, let's figure out how humans become self-aware