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Links For July 2026 (Part 1)

Scott shares his monthly collection of interesting links from around the internet, covering topics from Jeremy Bentham's linguistic legacy to AI developments, with characteristic commentary and fact-checking caveats.

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Jul 22, 2026 3,748 words 220 likes 442 comments Listen · 22 min Read Read

Links For February 2026

A monthly collection of diverse links covering AI developments and regulation, COVID origins debates, healthcare policy, cultural phenomena, scientific research, and internet curiosities, maintaining Scott's characteristic blend of serious analysis and entertaining observations.

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Feb 5, 2026 7,419 words 257 likes 658 comments Listen · 49 min Read Read

Mantic Monday: The Monkey's Paw Curls

Scott reviews the state of prediction markets after explosive growth, finding that most volume is degenerate sports gambling rather than useful forecasting, and proposes both technical solutions and two potential futures for the field.

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Jan 13, 2026 6,449 words 211 likes 247 comments Listen · 36 min Read Read

Deliberative Alignment, And The Spec

Scott analyzes OpenAI's new deliberative alignment approach and explores different possibilities for who should ultimately control AI systems as they become more powerful.

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Feb 12, 2025 2,460 words 200 likes 261 comments Listen · 18 min Read Read

Links for May 2024

A wide-ranging collection of 40 news items and interesting facts, covering AI, politics, science, economics, and culture, with the author's commentary.

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May 29, 2024 5,841 words 126 likes 976 comments Listen · 37 min Read Read

Asterisk/Zvi on California's AI Bill

Scott Alexander analyzes California's AI regulation bill SB1047, finding it reasonably well-designed despite misrepresentations, and ultimately supporting it as a compromise between safety and innovation.

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May 8, 2024 2,928 words 99 likes 238 comments Listen · 17 min Read Read

Links For February 2024

A compilation of 55 diverse links and brief commentaries on various topics, including scientific studies, historical anecdotes, cultural phenomena, and technological developments.

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Feb 29, 2024 5,036 words 114 likes 545 comments Listen · 32 min Read Read

Who Predicted 2022?

Scott Alexander analyzes results from a 2022 prediction contest, discussing top performers and methods for improving forecast accuracy.

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Jan 24, 2023 3,720 words 101 likes 258 comments Listen · 23 min Read Read

Perhaps It Is A Bad Thing That The World's Leading AI Companies Cannot Control Their AIs

Scott Alexander analyzes the shortcomings of OpenAI's ChatGPT, highlighting the limitations of current AI alignment techniques and their implications for future AI development.

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Dec 12, 2022 2,697 words 370 likes 720 comments Listen · 23 min Read Read

Your Book Review: The Internationalists

A review of 'The Internationalists', which argues for the significance of the 1928 Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact in outlawing war and shaping modern international relations.

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Jul 1, 2022 9,133 words 76 likes 237 comments Listen · 58 min Read Read

Ukraine Warcasting

Scott Alexander evaluates predictions about the Russia-Ukraine war, analyzing the performance of prediction markets and individual pundits.

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Mar 1, 2022 8,064 words 118 likes 713 comments Listen · 58 min Read Read
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