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Mentioned in 25 episodes
Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren
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Mentioned in 25 episodes
Mentioned by 

when referencing Keynes' 1930 essay predicting automation-driven reductions in required work hours.


Pete Buttigieg

856 snips
Secretary Pete Buttigieg: The American Dream Is DEAD. We're Running Out Of Time To Fix It!
Cité par 

pour rapprocher la prédiction de Musk d'une célèbre prévision économique de Keynes de 1930.


Carlos Diaz

129 snips
L'ère de l'abondance arrive : pourquoi Musk pense que l'argent disparaîtra !
Mentioned by 

when discussing predictions of technological unemployment and reduced work hours.


Ben Zweig

127 snips
Where did all the entry-level jobs go? (With Revelio CEO Ben Zweig)
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when referencing John Maynard Keynes' idea of technological unemployment.


Dario Amodei

110 snips
Anthropic Chief Executive Has A.I. Bubble ‘Concerns’
Mentioned as the opening chapter to introduce the idea of solving the spiritual battle.

80 snips
Anchor Your Mission, Adapt Your Methods: Thriving in an AI-Driven World (w/ Zack Kass)
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when discussing the lack of training for leisure and its implications for society.


Jacob Howland

40 snips
Jacob Howland on the Hidden Human Costs of AI
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when referencing Keynes's essay about solving the economic problem and the ensuing 'permanent problem'.


Brink Lindsey

37 snips
Richer Than Ever, Miserable Anyway
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in relation to his essay on economic possibilities for future generations and the potential for reduced work.


Russ Roberts

36 snips
Purpose, Pleasure, and Meaning in a World Without Work (with Nicholas Bostrom)
Erwähnt von 

im Zusammenhang mit dem Film WALL-E, um zu beschreiben, wie Technologie dazu führen könnte, dass Menschen nicht mehr wissen, was sie mit ihrer Zeit anfangen sollen.


Miriam Meckel

35 snips
Wege aus dem Renten-Zoff, China-Streit und die Zukunft des Denkens
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when discussing Keynes's 1930 essay about abundance and reduced work.


Stuart Russell

32 snips
The AI CEOs Are Terrified of Themselves (with Stuart Russell and Nils Gilman)


