The least bad way to regulate AI?
Economist Tyler Cowen proposes in a Free Press column that AI labs regulate themselves through a private not-for-profit body modeled on FINRA, overseen by Washington, to avoid stifling progress while …
Economist Tyler Cowen proposes in a Free Press column that AI labs regulate themselves through a private not-for-profit body modeled on FINRA, overseen by Washington, to avoid stifling progress while …
In a Free Press piece, economist Tyler Cowen argues that liberal immigration policies are essential for American competitiveness, citing that 38 percent of published AI researchers received their unde…
The Federal Trade Commission's proposed policy statement on AI accuracy, issued July 1 by Chairman Andrew Ferguson, has drawn First Amendment objections from Free Press and other stakeholders, who arg…
Economist Tyler Cowen argues in a Free Press column that the future belongs to 'AI maniacs'—people obsessed with mastering the latest AI models to transform their workflows and personal lives. Cowen, …
Tyler Cowen predicts that declining fertility rates and the rise of AI will transform social interactions, making public spaces emptier and prompting humans to invest more in appearance and charisma t…
Alpha School’s New York City campus at 180 Maiden Lane charges $65,000 annual tuition for a program that runs from 8:15 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., but the New York State Education Department rejected its appl…
Tyler Cowen argues against recriminalizing marijuana in a new Free Press column, stating that increased government paternalism is less workable in an era of low institutional credibility and advanced …
Economist Tyler Cowen outlines seven strategies for workers to remain relevant as artificial intelligence reshapes the labor market, emphasizing the growing demand for human-led experimentation and da…