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Links For April 2026

Scott Alexander's April 2026 links roundup covers diverse topics including Venn diagram complexity, flag desecration laws, AI developments, political analysis, scientific studies, and various cultural curiosities.

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Apr 23, 2026 8,070 words 280 likes 597 comments Listen · 47 min Read Read

Why AI Safety Won't Make America Lose The Race With China

Scott argues AI safety regulation adds only 1-2% to training costs while America has a 10x compute advantage over China, making safety concerns irrelevant to the race; meanwhile, chip exports to China pose a far greater threat that the same critics ignore.

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Nov 26, 2025 4,875 words 263 likes 291 comments Listen · 29 min Read Read

Links For October 2025

Scott Alexander presents 51 links covering AI progress and safety, political developments, scientific research, cultural oddities, and ongoing philosophical debates about miracles and education reform.

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Oct 30, 2025 6,423 words 210 likes 802 comments Listen · 38 min Read Read

Links For September 2025

Scott Alexander presents his monthly collection of interesting links and developments across technology, science, culture, and policy, with personal commentary on each item.

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Sep 4, 2025 8,283 words 233 likes 917 comments Listen · 45 min Read Read
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