we may like social programs, but they have nothing to do with innovation. if below were true it would be counterfactually true, and true everywhere. so: was there innovation before free healthcare? (yes) are nations with most access to hc and public school most innovative? (no)https://twitter.com/sethbannon/status/1084608603749724160 …
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Actually, on your last point Sweden (that has these things) is higher in a WEF innovation index than the US. Not saying that's gospel, but there's at least evidence against your argument: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/08/these-are-the-world-s-most-innovative-economies/ …
after the US, china is the only country in the world deploying AI at scale. they didn’t even make WEF top ten. methodology’s fucked.
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Agree it would seem China should be in top ten. Though AI isn't everything (ha, though it might become everything). I'm not sure I subscribe to the idea that starving people of health and education is a great way to boost innovation. Don't think the data points to that?
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no one is saying that
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