Press Source: Freakonomics Radio

Daron Acemoglu on economics, politics, and power

"Historical processes really shape economic relations, and we cannot understand the economy today without understanding where we’re coming from."

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Press Source: The New York Times

A.I. should be a tool, not a curse, for the future of work

The official launch of the "MIT Shaping the Future of Work Initiative" included presentations by Daron Acemoglu and Zeynep Ton.

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Press Source: Project Syndicate

What it takes to build democratic institutions

"There are plenty of good models around to help both developing and industrialized countries build better democratic institutions."

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Press Source: Wired

Get ready for the great AI disappointment

"The year 2024 will be the time for recalibrating expectations."

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Press Source: Project Syndicate

Clarifying America's great inequality debate

The mitigating effects of taxes and transfers do not change the fact that the market economy has been malfunctioning for the past 40 years.

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Press Source: Forbes

Top 10 tech books of 2023

Five MIT Sloan faculty and affiliates are included in this list of 2023's best tech books.

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Press Source: Project Syndicate

Dark offshore money threatens democracy

"Democracies around the world face two major threats: a crisis of legitimacy, and increasingly aggressive authoritarian regimes."

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Press Source: Project Syndicate

Kissinger's opening to China will haunt American politics in 2024

A second Trump presidency would take the Kissingerian mindset to its logical conclusion, benefiting the few at the expense of the many.

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Press Source: CNBC

We're not headed in right direction on AI for workers: MIT economics, la...

Institute Professor Daron Acemoglu has been warning for years about the coming dangers of AI in the workplace.

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Press Source: Los Angeles Times

OpenAI's drama marks a new and scary era in artificial intelligence

"This elite will now impose their vision for technology on the rest of humanity. Most of us will not enjoy the consequences."

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