The hallmark of the Minnesota Model is an essential decency and pragmatic common sense, coupled with a rejection of corruption and bossism, a distaste for extremist factions, a belief in education as the key to economic opportunity and social stability, a willingness to engage with the rest of the world, and a deep-seated conviction that government exists to improve the lives of all Americans. Albert Eisele in The Rake May 2003
AI Agents Are Here. How Much Should We Let Them Do?
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WIRED’s advice columnist cracks open the publication’s archive to consider
past promises about AI agents, and to get some advice on how we can use
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