Julian Jacobs

@JulianDJacobs

Journalist and Fulbright Scholar studying Inequality and AI

New York
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Joined June 2017
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  1. Nov 23

    Recently finished up my dissertation . I found that the individuals whose jobs are most susceptible to automation are adopting particularly dim views of the world. See some of the results in .

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    Nov 22

    Americans whose occupations have the highest automation potential tend to have a dark and cynical view of politics, the economy, the media, and humanity, finds.

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    Feb 2

    Founders of College Access Tutors, Julian Jacobs ’18 (pictured right) and Abel Girma ’18 (pictured left) are set to expand their non-profit organization to other parts of Rhode Island and the Boston metro area.

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    Jan 17

    "Everyone wants to blame themselves except the people who actually deserve blame" -⁦⁩

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    Jan 6

    I want to say to WSJ ed page, Fox News, talk radio: You own this. You instigated crazy conspiracy theories, stirred resentment, encouraged the mob. You all need to think about how to make amends.

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  6. 27 Oct 2020

    Speaking at Goethe-Institut on AI and inequality tomorrow at noon ET!

    How are technological developments and economics related? Learn more about AI + Economy in this week’s with and & . Oct 28, 11am. RSVP at Sponsored by
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    20 May 2020

    Our co-founder recently interviewed author and historian on inequality and the COVID-19 pandemic. We will be uploading a full transcript of the interview to our website. In the meantime, check out the interview here:

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    11 May 2020

    After the crisis, the age of green money. The new money creation must be used to finance the relaunch of a green and social economy and not to boost the stock market.

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    3 Apr 2020

    Can the negative supply shock from this pandemic lead to a demand deficient recession? Yes. Together with the brilliant Veronica Guerrieri, Guido Lorenzoni and Ludwig Straub, I explore the conditions for this to happen in this new paper. (start thread)

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    9 Apr 2020

    "The impact of any pandemic goes well beyond lives lost and commerce curtailed," writes . "Today, America faces a fundamental choice between defending the status quo and embracing progressive change."

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  11. 10 Apr 2020

    Here's my interview with Yanis Varoufakis on economic inequality, technology, , and financialization. Check it out in the most recent issue of . , thank you for your time.

    Read JPPE's feature interview with Yanis Varoufakis on "Inequality, Financialization, and Populism," online at !
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  12. 7 Apr 2020

    Here's an interview I did recently with Paul Krugman! On technology, inequality, and how periods of high inequality get leveled

    Read JPPE's feature interview with on "Inequality, Artificial Intelligence, Technological Disruption, and Assortative Mating," online at .
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    3 Apr 2020

    It would be easier for us to keep people afloat right now if we had an easy way to do this, as opposed to unemployment insurance. The closest thing we have to this is called Work Share, or STC. It needs to be more comprehensive.

    , should the US follow in the footsteps of Europe and protect jobs by subsidizing wages as opposed to relying on UI once workers are made redundant?
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    3 Apr 2020

    It's a good idea! Keeping workers on is so much smoother & efficient than letting workers go & then having to advertise, interview, and hire when openings come up again. Simpler both for employers & workers

    , should the US follow in the footsteps of Europe and protect jobs by subsidizing wages as opposed to relying on UI once workers are made redundant?
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    3 Apr 2020

    Thanks for Q, . The pandemic has resulted in booming business for certain industries and companies, including in grocery, pharmacy, big box retail & companies like Amazon. Big Q: what should these companies do to protect, support & compensate ? 1/

    Thanks for organizing this conversation. , I'm wondering if you think an excess profit tax on companies like Amazon might be in order given that a small group of large corporations has seen a bump in traffic as brick and mortar stores shut down?
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  17. 3 Apr 2020

    Thanks for organizing this conversation. , I'm wondering if you think an excess profit tax on companies like Amazon might be in order given that a small group of large corporations has seen a bump in traffic as brick and mortar stores shut down?

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  18. 3 Apr 2020

    A few months ago, I interviewed at on financialization, inequality, automation, and the . You can check out that interview in the latest issue of here:

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  19. 3 Apr 2020

    Congrats to the people at for publishing their fourth issue of the publication. This edition includes interviews with Paul Krugman, Yanis Varoufakis, and Steven Pinker.

    We are so excited to announce the online launch of Brown JPPE Volume II, Issue II. Access it at !
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    31 Mar 2020

    We are so excited to announce the online launch of Brown JPPE Volume II, Issue II. Access it at !

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