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    The power of persuading: Can and should we regulate AI algorithms?

    The power of persuading: Can and should we regulate AI algorithms?

    Artificial Intelligence & the technological transformation

    Artificial Intelligence & the technological transformation

    Laissez-faire or policing social networks?

    Laissez-faire or policing social networks?

    #3 worldwide, #1 in Europe in QS rankings Masters in Business Analytics for two years in a row

    #3 worldwide, #1 in Europe in QS rankings Masters in Business Analytics for two years in a row

    Et si on réinitialisait les réseaux sociaux

    Et si on réinitialisait les réseaux sociaux

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    Les Chicago Boys

    Les Chicago Boys

    Dans les années 1970, les Chicago Boys étaient un groupe d’économistes chiliens ultra-libéraux formés à la pensée de Milton Friedman de l’Université de Chicago est à l’origine de la politique économique chilienne sous la dictature du Général Pinochet. Voici le texte de mon intervention récente sur France Info dans "Un jour, une question" d'Emmanuel Davidenkoff. Quel était le lien entre le Chili et Chicago ? Cela remonte aux années 50 et à l’instauration d’un système de bourse
    Liberté, Egalité, Fragilité

    Liberté, Egalité, Fragilité

    New Economic Thinking at OECD Last week OECD welcomed the Institute of New Economic Thinking (INET) for their annual conference on "Liberté, Egalité, Fragilité". INET is an institute that works and funds economists who aim to challenge established conventional theories. The idea is to think about what is wrong on contemporary economic thinking. Luckily not everything, but as Nicolas Boileau wrote in L'Art Poetique (1674): Hâtez-vous lentement, et sans perdre courage, Vingt fo
    On ethnic statistics

    On ethnic statistics

    My opinion is not yet fully set on the so-called "ethnic" or, as they say in the US, "racial" statistics. From an empiricist' perspective, the more data you have the better, whatever its quality. Indeed there are ways to "clean" data from mis-categorizing. Hence in order to understand how discriminated against some groups are, it is important to record as much information as possible. Yet, I fully understand the impact that having to categorize oneself can have. One of the bi