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Today, we’re looking at the problems with health insurance in America, legislation that could worsen New York City’s housing crisis, and a review of a new book about human nature. Write to us at ...

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How policymakers and technologists are debating AI tail risks, using dark speculation, wargaming and insurance-style analysis ...