Coming in 2026: DECISIONS AND SOCIAL NORMS, by the great Edna Ullmann-Margalit (posthumously, very sad to say), and me, from @ElgarPublishing. Details to come as publication date approaches.

Hope to see London friends at this event the day after tomorrow, for the launch of my new book, MANIPULATION. @CambridgeUP @CambUP_Econ https://t.co/0lc0vX8eyn

Much looking forward to this event in Zurich in January. https://t.co/2Y8iCdj9y3

IMPERFECT ORACLE: THE USES AND LIMITS OF AI - out today, with launch event in UK on Wednesday at @Cambridge_Uni ; US events to be announced. https://t.co/ydMEbIw9mH

Honored, so honoured, to be speaking on Beyond Kant and Bentham at Cambridge this week. https://t.co/7Sgwli18bl

MODERATOR: Are you willing to commit to NOT raise the sales tax? MIKIE SHERRILL: I'm not going to commit to anything right now. On Nov. 4, vote NO on Mikie Sherrill. ❌

AI Productivity Index (APEX) is the first benchmark that measures how well AI models perform real-world, economically valuable work. We partnered with former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers (@LHSummers), former McKinsey managing partner Dominic Barton, legal scholar Cass

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt “for having explained innovation-driven economic growth” with one half to Mokyr

Social media, echo chambers, information cocoons, and divided democracy. @jonfavs @PrincetonUPress https://t.co/JYnCFNO99k

Daniel Kahneman's research applied psychology to economics and revealed that investment decisions were often based on irrational factors. He was awarded the 2002 prize in economic sciences although he had reportedly never taken an economics class. Stay with us – we will be

So hono(u)red to be launching my new book, IMPERFECT ORACLE, at Cambridge University in a few days. @TrinityCamb https://t.co/IpHe5t6gEC

There are different ways to respond to an argument we believe to be wrong. @casssunstein riffs on the Rapoport rules, and Daniel Dennet’s take on them to develop a tentative set of principles capturing the internal morality of reasoned disagreement: https://t.co/QzZntVLmB1

Teslas have the lowest maintenance & repair costs of any brand

At #ASA2025, past @wfsaorg President Dr. Gelb reminded: "Guidelines don’t save patients." Like a child who won’t stop throwing toys, clinicians don’t change habits just by being told. Need: 🔹 EMR alerts 🔹 Peer feedback 🔹 Training As Thaler & Sunstein wrote in -'Nudge'

Much enjoyed this terrific discussion (and some surprising questions).

Coming out on Tuesday, on the promise and limits of AI, with occasional reference to Hayek. @PeterBoettke @FriedrichHayek https://t.co/bH5Ke6tmSz

Cass Sunstein on the tenets of an illiberal society.

Such a great conversation with Cass about liberalism, the post-liberal right, and why it matters to think about U.S. politics in these terms. Check it out on the Offline feed

Appearing next week! @jpodhoretz @IChotiner https://t.co/C8gs4rU32w

From 1995: "A system of individually designed communications options could result in a high degree of balkanization . . . In such a nation, there may be little commonality among people with diverse commitments, as one group caricatures another or understands it by means of simple

Honored to be speaking at LSE next week on Liberalism (Constant, Mill, Hayek, Raz, Rawls, Okin, Ullmann-Margalit, Dworkin, Waldron). https://t.co/HWnamTho8j

An interview by the great and amazing @jonfavs, who is my friend, and who asked really really really hard (and good) questions. @mitpress https://t.co/Fut2tmUKym

Writer, author and professor @CassSunstein is in THE BACK ROOM discussing his new book. https://t.co/yYn8swVTxU photo: Rose Lincoln