Saturday assorted links
Saturday assorted links by Tyler Cowen July 25, 2026 at 12:38 pm 1. The 1991 Project’s oral history collection (led by Shreyas Narla and Shruti) with ~50 hours of interviews with policy reformers and witnesses to India’s market liberalization, is now available. And early AI fears were not about LLMs, and that makes a big difference.
- ▪Saturday assorted links by Tyler Cowen July 25, 2026 at 12:38 pm 1.
- ▪The 1991 Project’s oral history collection (led by Shreyas Narla and Shruti) with ~50 hours of interviews with policy reformers and witnesses to India’s market liberalization, is now available.
- ▪And early AI fears were not about LLMs, and that makes a big difference.
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Saturday assorted links by Tyler Cowen July 25, 2026 at 12:38 pm 1. The 1991 Project’s oral history collection (led by Shreyas Narla and Shruti) with ~50 hours of interviews with policy reformers and witnesses to India’s market liberalization, is now available. 2. Mini Cities. 3. The new Claude, on Mondrian. 4. More on cybersecurity and cyberdefense. And Simon Willison on The Incident. And early AI fears were not about LLMs, and that makes a big difference. 5. Critique of the new 76ers. 6. Anthropic economic research futures allocating $200 million to RCTs. 7. Interview with Emily Wilson. Excellent piece, many of you underrate her.
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