Peter Goodman
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More AI threats Washington is ignoring (opens the original)
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Last week’s column discussed the danger that AI development, unregulated, could destroy us. We also must prepare for the economic and social dislocation AI could cause, and avoid letting it uglify society by enriching the very few at the expense of the rest of us. These columns were inspired by a warning by Bridgewater Associates, which uses AI and would be subject to the regulation and taxes advocated. We suffer from extreme economic inequality. Our tax and other policies encourage worse inequa
AI presents two urgent threats that Washington is ignoring (opens the original)
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AI is potentially a wonder, but presents two urgent threats that Washington is ignoring. The first, which is suddenly gaining headlines, as it should, is to regulate AI development early enough and well enough to avoid the very real danger it could do us serious harm. The second is to prepare for the economic and social dislocation AI could cause, and to avoid letting it destroy society as we know it by enriching the very few at the expense of the rest of us. I’ll tackle the first today, the sec
Why life has been unnecessarily difficult for Cubans for more than a half-century (opens the original)
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Sending your kids back to school this season is a great moment to keep in mind how that would feel in Cuba, where the Trump administration’s oil blockade means you’re sending them off to school hungry, while you, they, and the educators navigate blackouts, food shortages and a transportation system starved of fuel. Trump has turned Cuba’s already severe economic crisis into the extraordinarily acute electricity, transportation and basic-services crisis Cuba is experiencing today. Many students a
Democratic Socialism (opens the original)
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Let’s put this anti-Democratic Socialist nonsense in some perspective. The predominant fact about the U.S. is that after banishing the robber barons and somewhat equalizing things, we’ve gone from a dangerous inegalitatian society to an insanely unequal one in decades. That kind of inequality isn’t good, even for the wealthy. In the U.S., we’ve seen not only leftist groups complaining of the inequality, but groups like the Tea Party and MAGA complaining that our system is no longer working for t
More county missteps (opens the original)
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I called Doña Ana County Tuesday and asked a trick question: “Who is the County Treasurer?” Someone politely gave me the same information as the county website: Marisol Richardson. I asked to speak to Deputy Treasurer Eric Rodriguez. To her credit, the county employee came back on the line and volunteered that she’d given me incorrect information “because I just didn’t know what to say.” She was extremely apologetic and highly professional, a credit to the county. I apologized too. The question
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