Exploring the Dynamics of War feat. Richard Overy
How crucial is leadership in wartime decision-making? Tune into this episode as Greg and Richard Overy of the University of Exeter explore this topic, diving into Richard's book ‘WHY WAR?’ which examines the social and psychological aspects of war, beyond just its historical dimensions.
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From Human Logic to Machine Intelligence: Rethinking Decision-Making with Kartik Hosanagar
In this episode, Kartik Hosanagar of The Wharton School sits down with Greg to explore AI's role in decision-making, comparing human and AI-based algorithmic thinking, emphasizing the importance of AI literacy, and discussing the future of creativity with AI.
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A Deep Dive into Signaling and Market Dynamics feat. Michael Spence
In this episode, Greg sits down with Michael Spence from Stanford University to discuss Michael’s ideas on economic growth and signaling, exploring the early days of applied micro theory with key figures like Ken Arrow and Tom Schelling. They also cover the evolution of global economic policy, focusing on the challenges and opportunities in an increasingly fragmented world.
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The Science of Sovereignty and Balancing Happiness with Success feat. Emma Seppälä
Catch Emma Seppälä , Scientific Director at the Center for Compassion and Altruism Research at Stanford University , as she shares insights on how high-stress cultures in academia and workplaces undermine long-term performance and creativity. She also offers practical strategies for individuals and leaders to cultivate emotional intelligence and resilience through practices like meditation and breathwork.
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Unraveling Latin America’s Turbulent Economic History with Sebastián Edwards
Why could the U.S. justify a default while Argentina couldn’t? Tune in as Sebastián Edwards from UCLA explores this question, delves into crises in both Chile and Argentina and draws lessons from historical events like the U.S. default during the FDR era in the latest episode.
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Fraud, Cybernetics, and the Architecture of Unaccountability with Dan Davies
Join Greg and economist Dan Davies as they discuss fraud, cybernetics, organizational design and the architecture of unaccountability in the latest episode of the podcast.
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The Philosophical and Ethical Dimensions of Privacy and Surveillance feat. Carissa Véliz
Are you protecting your data effectively? Greg sits down with Carissa Véliz, Associate Professor at the University of Oxford, to uncover the hidden risks of sharing generic data. Together, they explore the philosophical and ethical dimensions of privacy and surveillance in today’s digital age.
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The Coders' Mindset and Transformation of Society feat. Clive Thompson
Greg and New York Times Magazine and WIRED journalist Clive Thompson discuss a deep analogy between coding and law, highlighting how both require continuous "patching" to address unforeseen uses and challenges. They also delve into the challenges companies face with developers who often prefer building new systems over fixing existing ones—an attitude that mirrors society's struggle with prioritizing maintenance over innovation.
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The Roots of Modern Economic Growth: How the World Became Rich feat. Mark Koyama
In this episode, host Greg and Mark Koyama, Research Associate at the Centre for Economic Policy Research - CEPR, discuss the origins of economic growth and the Industrial Revolution. Greg explores why regions like Europe succeeded in industrialization while others did not, and the role of colonialism in shaping global economic dynamics. Mark also shares insights into the continued relevance of economic history in understanding contemporary growth and innovation.
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Unlocking the Art of Conversation with Alison Wood Brooks
Catch Alison Wood Brooks of Harvard Business School and Greg as they explore the art of conversation, why this essential skill should be included in more school curriculums, the nuances of effective communication, and the surprising value of small talk.
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Spotting The Difference Between AI Innovation and AI Snake Oil feat. Arvind Narayanan
Discover how, in this new episode, Arvind Narayanan of Princeton University and Greg dive into the challenges of regulation, the historical context of technological hype, and the role academia plays in shaping AI's future. Arvind also shares reflections on his work with Bitcoin and cryptocurrency technologies, offering insights into the complexities and future of AI and blockchain.
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Raising Boys in the Age of Gender Politics with Ruth Whippman
In this episode, Ruth Whippman and Greg discuss cultural expectations and modern pressures in parenting, the issue with labeling traits as feminine or masculine, the nurturing gap for boys, and why patriarchy harms men as much as women.
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