professor @rmit, economics of ai, blockchain and crypto, open market connectionist, board @shieldedlabs, host of 'markets and machines' at @tickercotweets
melbourne, australia
Joined May 2008
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Had a great time talking to @profholden on @tickercotweets today about productivity, inflation and whether AI can pull us out youtube.com/watch?v=ghwQRDX2…
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Melbourne peeps: @chrisberg and I will be talking agential economics and governance tomorrow Oct 1, 5.30pm in Nth Melb. Free.
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Thank you to RMIT University for having our CEO Jess Renden on yesterday’s panel.
A fantastic and insightful conversation that explored how AI, digital assets, finance, and emerging technology are reshaping industries and business models.
It was great to have an in-depth discussion about careers in the Digital Assets space, what these changes could mean for students, and how they can think about their futures in an ever-evolving industry.
Thanks to the panellists, organisers, and everyone who joined the conversation. It's always a pleasure to engage with the next generation of professionals.
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if ai agents are accidentally breaking into our govt systems, what do we think foreign agents are doing deliberately
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A new book chapter with @DrDarcyAllen and @chrisberg 'The Economics of Blockchain Shared Security' www-worldscientific-com.ap1.…
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My chat with the very fun @chrisberg on Australian policy ideas that NZ would do well to avoid.
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My good friend @chrisberg has been beavering away at his latest book (number 13) on Artificial Intelligence: A Classical Liberal Approach
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My RMIT colleagues @DrDarcyAllen and @chrisberg have a new working paper "Rent seeking as a response to multisided market collapse: the case of Australia's news media bargaining regime".
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Coding with agents now feels like practicing magic - you chant prompts like spells and hope the right reality manifests
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for me the odds that AI is a bubble declined significantly in the last 3 weeks and the odds that we’re actually quite under-built for the necessary levels of inference/usage went significantly up in that period
basically I think AI is going to become the home screen of a ludicrously high percentage of white collar workers in the next two years and parallel agents will be deployed in the battlefield of knowledge work at downright Soviet levels
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A lot of findings in this new paper, but one is the inevitable doom of traditional peer review:
1) AI creates a flood of papers, good & bad
2) Paper complexity, a screen and signal of quality for human work, is a signal of low quality for AI
There's no plan for what comes next.
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If academics 20 years ago hadn’t joined the crusade against Google Books, then academics today would revere Google Books as a sacred academic resource
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i'm in the herald-sun with my @rmit colleague peyman khezr today on how the allan government's changes to auction rules are going to make buying a house even more frustrating for buyers rather than less
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in 10th grade I asked my math teacher when matrix multiplication would ever be useful. joke’s on me! if the matrices stop multiplying the economy collapses
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In @FinancialReview, @chrisberg and Senior Scholar @Julian_Morris explain how the Reserve Bank of Australia’s regulation of payment-system fees creates a competitive imbalance. 🔗 ⬇️
