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New podcast ep for your Monday commute! @tommmitchell talks with John Laird (Center for Intregrated Cognition) about 40 years of trying to build AI agents that replicate the full range of human cognitive abilities. 🍎Listen on Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-…

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Those who missed Kristina McElheran of @UofT's seminar yesterday are in luck: "The Rise of Industrial AI in America: Microfoundations of the Productivity J-curve(s)" is now available to view online! Watch on YouTube: youtu.be/pKYydu-7SwM

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New podcast ep for your Monday commute! @tommmitchell talks with John Laird (Center for Intregrated Cognition) about 40 years of trying to build AI agents that replicate the full range of human cognitive abilities. 🍎Listen on Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-…

NBER’s livestream of today’s conference on AI and Economic Measurement begins now! Watch on YouTube (streamed by @nberpubs) here: youtube.com/live/G29Qb6vRa…

View the full agenda on the NBER site: nber.org/conferences/ai…

Tomorrow morning, the NBER will be live-streaming their conference on AI and Economic Measurement, organized by @erikbryn and @KarenDynan. The event begins at 8:45am PT here: youtube.com/live/G29Qb6vRa…

Tom Mitchell is the Founders University Professor at @CarnegieMellon. Every episode of his podcast series features another in-depth discussion with a pioneer in the field of machine learning! 🟢Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/7eaFzG… 🍎Listen on Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mac…

"Do you think the problem of speech recognition is solved?" This week @kaifulee of @01AI_Yi sits down with @tommmitchell to talk about decades of discovery and breakthrough in the field of machine learning and speech recognition. 📺Watch on YouTube: youtu.be/jyvsnXosKAo

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What is the relationship between neural network approaches in machine learning, and real neural networks in the brain? In his latest podcast, @tommmitchell talks with Jay McClelland (@Stanford) about modeling cognition in the brain. 📺Watch on YouTube: youtu.be/GArl9AZdCJk

Read Steve's essay and many more unique perspectives on AI policymaking at DigitalistPapers.com!

How do we approach the "uncontrollable teenager" that is AI? Watch @FutureJurvetson discuss his essay, "The Universal Innervation of the Economy," for The Digitalist Papers: youtu.be/1y_pJKll01E

@avi_collis @d_vidnguyen @GoogleAI We also want to congratulate Digital Fellow (and recent Seminar Series speaker) @mattbeane for being a part of the group!

Congratulations to Lab Digital Fellow Angela Aristidou, Digital Fellow @avi_collis, and Research Scientist @d_vidnguyen for being a part of @GoogleAI's inaugural group of global economic scholars! ai.google/economy/ai-eco…

How do AI agents influence knowledge work? @SuproteemSarkar's (@UChicago) talk at the DEL Seminar Series is now available on YouTube! Moderated by @erikbryn, Sarkar discusses three projects on the Economics of Applied AI. Watch here: youtu.be/4_T4aTLWtwY

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When @DaphneKoller wanted to see her machine learning research make a real-world impact, she left academia to build @insitro. Her conversation with @tommmitchell on probabilistic models, AI in biotech, and more is our latest podcast episode! 📹YouTube: youtu.be/DReHVP8rpSw

Tranformative AI could drive innovation, but it may also amplify mis- and disinformation, and leave corrective efforts underprovided. How do we respond? Watch Joseph Stiglitz and Màxim Ventura-Bolet discuss their Digitalist Papers essay here: youtu.be/UpMjXOKd5Ik

AI assistants don’t just answer questions anymore; they jump in with suggestions. Does this generally improve worker's quality of output or hurt it? How do these effects vary by experience level? Join @mattbeane next week at @DigEconLab to learn more: digitaleconomy.stanford.edu/event/matt-bea…