Who Controls AI? With Sendhil Mullainathan
Capitalisn't21 Joulu 2023

Who Controls AI? With Sendhil Mullainathan

The firing, and subsequent rehiring, of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman raises fundamental questions about whose interests are relevant to the development of artificial intelligence and how these interests should be weighed if they hinder innovation. How should we govern innovation, or should we just not govern it at all? Did capitalism "win" in the OpenAI saga?

Bethany and Luigi sit down with Luigi’s colleague Sendhil Mullainathan, a professor of Computation and Behavioral Science at Chicago Booth. Together, they discuss if AI is really "intelligent" and whether a profit motive is always bad. In the process, they shed light on what it means to regulate in the collective interest and if we can escape the demands of capitalism when capital is the very thing that's required for progress.

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The Failure of Russian Capitalism With Bill Browder

The Failure of Russian Capitalism With Bill Browder

On this podcast we mostly talk about what isn’t working in American capitalism. But, on this episode, we're taking a break to look at how capitalism can go wrong in other countries, specifically...Russia. And we’re going to do that with a very special guest, Putin's so-called number one enemy, Bill Browder.

2 Tammi 202037min

Silicon Valley’s Corporate Culture Problem With Mike Isaac

Silicon Valley’s Corporate Culture Problem With Mike Isaac

Does Silicon Valley have a capitalism problem or does capitalism have a Silicon Valley problem? On this episode, Kate and Luigi sit down with Mike Isaac, New York Times technology reporter and author of "Super Pumped: The Battle For Uber " to find out if these tech startups have a toxic corporate culture issue.

19 Joulu 201935min

Optimizing Our Healthcare System

Optimizing Our Healthcare System

You don't need us to tell you there's something very wrong with the American healthcare system. The real question is: what can we actually do to fix it? Could Democratic candidates Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders be right that Medicare for all would be better? Would a single-payer system fix all the frictions in the industry? On this episode, Kate and Luigi delve into the economics and capitalism of the healthcare debate.

5 Joulu 201939min

Shareholder Vote Suppression With SEC Commissioner Rob Jackson

Shareholder Vote Suppression With SEC Commissioner Rob Jackson

A common theme on our podcast is whether shareholders have too much power. But if we were going to redistribute that power, to whom should it go? Two recently proposed rule changes at the SEC would transfer more power to CEOs. But do we really want to empower managers to operate with less checks and balances? This week, Kate and Luigi sit down with SEC Commissioner Rob Jackson to talk through these issues and debate the proposed SEC rules.

21 Marras 201939min

Is Elizabeth Warren Right About Private Equity?

Is Elizabeth Warren Right About Private Equity?

Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren blames private equity for many of the issues in our economy. She plans to reign it in and regulate it with her new bill the "Stop Wall Street Looting Act". On this episode, Kate and Luigi explain how private equity really works, whether it’s bad or good for society, and they dissect Warren’s proposal to regulate these firms.

7 Marras 201937min

College Admission (In)Justice: Harvard and Beyond

College Admission (In)Justice: Harvard and Beyond

Getting into the right college is arguably more important than ever, which has put the justice or injustice of admissions processes in the spotlight. On this episode, Kate and Luigi give a fresh perspective on a recent admissions trial involving Harvard, explain its implications for college admissions in general, and ask whether the way elite universities choose their students is an example of capitalism working or failing.

24 Loka 201936min

What It Takes To Win The Nobel Prize In Economics

What It Takes To Win The Nobel Prize In Economics

On this episode, Kate and Luigi explain how to win the econ Nobel, why it's important, and they attempted to predict who the 2019 winner might be.

10 Loka 201935min

Economic Research: Nothing Precisely or Precisely Nothing?

Economic Research: Nothing Precisely or Precisely Nothing?

On this episode, you're going to hear how the sausage gets made in economic research as Kate and Luigi personally investigate whether private equity is to blame for the retail apocalypse.

26 Syys 201935min

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