AI: Must We Act Now?
Artificial intelligence could transform productivity, employment, and living standards. But does that mean governments should “act now” to “steer” the technology? Economist John Cochrane joins Cato’s Ryan Bourne to explain why he thinks a prominent economists’ letter gets the problem wrong, whether…
AI: Must We Act Now?
Artificial intelligence could transform productivity, employment, and living standards. But does that mean governments should “act now” to “steer” the technology? Economist John Cochrane joins Cato’s Ryan Bourne to explain why he thinks a prominent economists’ letter gets the problem wrong, whether…
From the cockpit to the flight deck – learning, flying and teaching the airliners and first time in the Concorde test pilot’s seat – part two of an interview with Alan Smith
Determined to become an airline pilot after leaving the RAF in 1959, Alan Smith takes us through his tough self-financed route to his Airline Transport Pilot’s licence before breaking into the airlines, flying the DC-3, the Heron and the BAC One-Eleven in his time in Jersey Airline and on the flyin…
John H. Cochrane on Empty Skies
John H. Cochrane is the Rose-Marie and Jack Anderson Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution. He spent thirty years as a professor of finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. He writes The Grumpy Economist (over 34,000 subscribers).
Cochrane is a pilot, and the empty skies are…
Seahawks vs Patriots Recap: Drew Lock Saves Seattle After Darnold Injury
Seattle Seahawks vs New England Patriots Week 1 recap: Drew Lock stepped in after Sam Darnold suffered a hip injury and helped Seattle escape with a dramatic 13-10 victory.
John Cochrane breaks down Drake Maye’s costly game-ending interception, Seattle’s second-half defensive adjustments, Drew Lock…
John Cochrane, CEO, HumanGood
Welcome to TRANSFORM, a podcast from Senior Housing News.
HumanGood is focused on expanding its impact through innovation, research partnerships and growth initiatives, with an emphasis on helping older adults live longer, healthier and more purposeful lives. In this episode, CEO John Cochrane joi…
Ep. 117: John Cochrane on Rethinking Healthcare, Markets, Regulation & the FDA
John Cochrane, economist and professor of finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business and fellow at the Hoover Institution, joins the podcast to discuss the first principles of healthcare regulation. John debunks three arguments most commonly used to justify heavy healthcare regulation: that th…
BAC 1-11 captain and Concorde test pilot and instructor– part three of an interview with Alan Smith
From water-ingestion and engine surge trials on Concorde 002 to flying eight of the ten Concordes built, Alan shares first-hand memories of the aircraft's flight test programme. He also recalls continuing to fly and train customers on the BAC 1-11 throughout the Concorde programme, and training the…
Podcast #62: Meet an Academic: John Cochrane
In this episode, John Cochrane talks with Claire about his love of Science, especially Chemistry. He also offers an at-home experiment to try out for yourself.
CEO of HumanGood John Cochrane on Family Aging Talks
How do you help an aging parent stay healthy without nagging, overwhelming them, or turning every family conversation into a health lecture?
John Cochrane, CEO of HumanGood, talks with Jon Champion about practical ways older adults and their families can cut through the noise, focus on manageable …
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