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- 63Nobel Laureate Michael Kremer Picked as World Bank Top Economistwww.bloomberg.com
- 64Two Economists and $200 of GDPmanubhat.com
- 65Are you committed to team or company?(economist)economist.com
- 66A misalignment of AI in mathematicsmathandai.org
- 67The evolution of effective altruismwww.economist.com
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- 70Nvidia is the central bank of AIwww.economist.com
- 71Plunging test scores are a slow-moving catastrophewww.economist.com
- 72The Mafia may be keeping fentanyl out of Italyeconomist.com
- 73Artificial intelligence now beats some of the best human forecasterswww.economist.com
- 74Back and shoulder surgery is often worse than uselesswww.economist.com
- 75Initial effects of AI technology on employment look positivewww.economist.com
- 76Top mathematicians are outraged by OpenAI's methodswww.economist.com
- 77South Africa is at risk of becoming a mafia statewww.economist.com
- 78European industry is doing better than you may thinkwww.economist.com
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- 80The moral panic over data centres is foolishwww.economist.com
- 81How AI is breaking the British statewww.economist.com
- 82Hot coffee could cause oesophageal cancerwww.economist.com
- 83Alternatives to GPS are around the cornerwww.economist.com
- 84Using radiative coatings to cool buildings on the cheapwww.economist.com
- 85Effective altruism is this century's biggest ideawww.economist.com
- 86Plunging test scores are a slow-moving catastrophewww.economist.com
- 87Bob Mackie dressed starsβif they were brave enoughwww.economist.com
- 88Many surgical interventions are little better than placebowww.economist.com
- 89It may soon be possible to create "mirror life"www.economist.com
- 90Are Teenagers Growing Dimmer?www.economist.com
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