Sunday assorted links

1. Australia’s great stagnation.

2. Ezra Klein interviews Natasha Sarin (NYT).  She is not only an excellent economist, but she avoids exaggeration, an increasingly rare trait in public discourse.

3. “Researchers at Johns Hopkins, Stanford, and Optosurgical trained SRT-H, a dual-transformer controller that let an off-the-shelf da Vinci robot clip and cut pig gallbladders without human guidance.”

4. Economists are using ChatGPT to write their abstracts.

5. “Our findings challenge the common assumption that automation exposure equates to wage losses.”

6. Two sheep dogs and their marginal product.

7. Bolivia might be shifting to the right at the pending election.

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