Roundup #85: Most policy is also industrial policy
Trump and science; U.S. national debt; Europe and software; America and trains; China and metal refining; Indian women; Murder
Economics and policy analysis from Bloomberg Opinion columnist Noah Smith.
Trump and science; U.S. national debt; Europe and software; America and trains; China and metal refining; Indian women; Murder
A lot, actually. But it won't look quite like what humans do with our intelligence
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