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NewEconomicThinkingNov 5, 2025The Inseparable Link Between Economics and History: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Global Challenges
EconomicsInterdisciplinary dialogueEconomic historyMicro histories of climate changeMethane emissions
lexfridmanMay 10, 2020The Unification of AI Modalities: Vision, Language, and Reinforcement Learning, and the Elusive Definition of 'Hardness' in AI
TechnologyDeep LearningComputer VisionNatural Language Processing (NLP)Reinforcement Learning (RL)- lexfridmanMay 8, 2020
Ilya Sutskever on the Deep Learning Revolution, AI's Unity, and the Future of Intelligence
TechnologyDeep Learning RevolutionNeural NetworksBackpropagationHessian-free optimizer - lexfridmanOct 8, 2019
Optimizing Neural Network Training: Super Convergence, Learning Rates, and Academic Publishing Challenges
Technologylearning ratesuper convergenceneural networkshyper parameters - NewEconomicThinkingNov 16, 2018
The Moral Limits of Market Mechanisms: Why Some Goods Should Not Be For Sale
EconomicsMarket for votesPublic goodDemocracyInequality - NewEconomicThinkingJun 6, 2018
Reimagining Economics Education: Lessons from Adam Smith and the Scottish Enlightenment for a Pluralistic Future
EconomicsScottish EnlightenmentMoral PhilosophyHistorical Approach to TeachingDivision of Labor - NewEconomicThinkingMay 9, 2018
Price Gouging, Self-Interest, and Social Welfare in Emergencies
EconomicsPrice gougingMarket equilibriumSelf-interestGreed - NewEconomicThinkingJan 24, 2018
Adam Smith, the Scottish Enlightenment, and the Enduring Relevance of Economic Thought History
EconomicsHistory of economic thoughtPositivist view of economicsPrinciple of the extended presentProblem of interpretation - NewEconomicThinkingOct 21, 2017
Reclaiming Adam Smith's Legacy: Beyond Ultra Free-Market Interpretations
EconomicsAdam Smith's legacyMisrepresentation of economic theoryUltra free-market ideologyPersonal interest as motivator
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