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Dylan Matthews

  • Senior Program Associate, Coefficient Giving
Washington, D.C.
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America needs a real AI economic plan — before the crisis hits Original

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By Dylan Matthews
| Future Perfect Verified
When you ask people when they knew Covid was going to be a huge deal, they give a range of answers. “When Tom Hanks got sick” is a popular one. So is “when the NBA suspended the season.” The most plugged-in people will sometimes cite early rumblings from Wuhan in December 2019/January 2020. AI is scaling faster than any past tech boom, and it’s likely to produce an economic emergency — a moment when policymakers will suddenly accept big risks and big changes. The US isn’t ready.
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The Abundance and Growth Blog

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By Dylan Matthews
| abundanceandgrowth.org
The California State Capitol lit up in blue, to illustrate the growing role of partisanship in policy diffusion. (State of California / Gavin Newsom) I live in Washington DC, and here there’s a natural tendency to obsess over the federal government. But for a lot of issues that the Abundance and Growth Fund cares about — housing supply, renewable energy buildout, transportation, state capacity, commercial deployment of scientific innovation — state-level policies can be as, if not more, central.
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The AI people have been right a lot

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By Dylan Matthews
| Substack
The crowd at EAG 2015 (Center for Effective Altruism) In 2015, I went to my first EA (Effective Altruism) Global. It was then on-the-record for journalists, which is a rule that got changed for all subsequent events due to my actions. My exposure to EA at that time was mostly through people who took high-paying careers in order to “earn to give” to global health charities, which I had written about in the Washington Post. I also knew the movement cared a lot about animal welfare.
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