Stuart Mills
@stuartmills.bsky.social
Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Leeds. Visiting Fellow of Behavioural Science at the LSE. Interested in Digital Economy + Behaviour + Political Economy. All views are my own.
Website: siu2lh.com
Website: siu2lh.com
Something I'm working on:
1) On average, only 9% of US firms were using any form of AI to produce products in September
2) US firms are consistently overestimate the rates of AI adoption (dotted line)
3) Expectations are maybe(?) starting to outpace reality...
1) On average, only 9% of US firms were using any form of AI to produce products in September
2) US firms are consistently overestimate the rates of AI adoption (dotted line)
3) Expectations are maybe(?) starting to outpace reality...
November 7, 2025 at 9:21 AM
Something I'm working on:
1) On average, only 9% of US firms were using any form of AI to produce products in September
2) US firms are consistently overestimate the rates of AI adoption (dotted line)
3) Expectations are maybe(?) starting to outpace reality...
1) On average, only 9% of US firms were using any form of AI to produce products in September
2) US firms are consistently overestimate the rates of AI adoption (dotted line)
3) Expectations are maybe(?) starting to outpace reality...
This is precisely it. We are living in an era of commoditised conflict, where local conflicts can now have global effects, conflict itself can be more ambiguous, and expensive prestige weapons are increasingly for show.
November 7, 2025 at 8:18 AM
This is precisely it. We are living in an era of commoditised conflict, where local conflicts can now have global effects, conflict itself can be more ambiguous, and expensive prestige weapons are increasingly for show.
I had the privilege of giving some lectures on AI and behavioural science this year, and I was struck by how pretty much all the applications which were proposed were, for lack of a better word, fascist. I'm thinking of developing this idea (image is the abstract). Comments or suggestions welcome.
July 19, 2025 at 2:37 PM
I had the privilege of giving some lectures on AI and behavioural science this year, and I was struck by how pretty much all the applications which were proposed were, for lack of a better word, fascist. I'm thinking of developing this idea (image is the abstract). Comments or suggestions welcome.