Non-Profit Resource Center
Phil Trammell and Tenasa McGhee staff the Non-Profit Resource Center. The NPRC exists to provide a learning environment where small to mid-size non-profit organizations have opportunity to focus on fulfilling their mission and impacting the community. Tenasa wants you to know that they will walk wi…
What Would You Do With $5,000,000?
Ever dreamed of winning the lottery? Well, imagine your nonprofit winning the equivalent! Join us as we delve into the exciting (and sometimes daunting) world of big donations. Our guests, nonprofit fundraising experts Joshua Ireland from Jefferson Bridge Capital and Phil Trammell of Nonprofit Reso…
What does economics actually tell us about AGI? – Phil Trammell
Stanford economist Phil Trammell has been rigorously thinking about the intersection of economic theory and AI (incl. AGI) for over five years, long before the recent surge of interest in large language models.
In this episode of Epoch After Hours, Phil Trammell and Epoch AI researcher Anson Ho di…
Will Automation Cause Runaway Inequality? (with Phil Trammell)
Phil Trammell is an economics postdoc at Stanford University's Digital Economy Lab, working on questions related to economic growth and AI. He discusses:
Why Piketty's thesis about runaway inequality was likely wrong about the past but right about the future
How full automation turns capital an…
Alex Imas explains why AI (probably) won't put everyone out of work
Alex Imas is an economist at the University of Chicago Booth School who argues that the most important thing about an AI-saturated economy won’t be what machines can produce—it’ll be what humans still want from each other.
Imas’s central claim, laid out in his essay “What Will Be Scarce,” is that w…
EAG 2019 SF: Philanthropy timing and the Hinge of History (Phil Trammell)
If we want to donate money, should we give it away now, or invest it to give away later? The answer depends on many considerations, including our expected rate of return, the chance of our personal values changing, and the question of whether we live at the “Hinge of History” — a time with high-imp…
Kevin Bryan on Bottlenecks, AI in China, and What Economists Should Actually Be Working On
This week we to with Kevin Bryan, Associate Professor of Strategy at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School, author of the legendary economics blog A Fine Theorem, co-founder of the ed-tech startup All Day TA, and the man behind one of the most-discussed Twitter/X feeds in econ, @Afinetheorem.
K…
Alex Imas and Phil Trammell – What remains scarce after AGI?
Economics of AGI episode w Alex Imas and Phil Trammell.
There’s a bunch of important questions about how we deal with AI that only economics can answer.
What is the optimal way to tax and redistribute the wealth that will be generated? How should countries not in the AI supply chain index into the …
The Economics of a Global AI Treaty and Recursive Self-Improvement (w/ Epoch and Stanford's Philip Trammell)
This week we’re joined by Phil Trammell, economist at Stanford and senior researcher at Epoch AI, and co-author (with Chad Jones) of the “When GDP Misleads” paper we covered earlier. Phil is one of the most original thinkers on the economics of AI, and he brought his priors to an unusual assignment…
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