Young-jin Choi·Feb 4, 2025[DRAFT] Manifesto for a Human-Centered AI FutureA New Social Contract for the Age of Intelligent MachinesA response icon16A response icon16
Young-jin Choi·Nov 27, 2024The dual nature of scientific neutrality: A response to “scientists must become activists”A recent article titled “Scientists must become activists” published in Nature (https://www.nature.com/articles/s44168-024-00171-9) has…
Young-jin Choi·Jun 15, 2024Why the conventional theory of change behind mainstreaming sustainable finance and impact investing…The conventional theory of change for sustainable finance
Young-jin Choi·Jul 12, 2023Sapien’s kryptoniteHow our former superpower has turned into a super-weakness
Young-jin Choi·Nov 16, 2022Why we should not give up on 1.5 C because it has become seemingly “impossible” to achieveFirst and foremost, 1.5 C is a physical limit, a margin of safety. We cannot abandon a physical limit. Furthermore, 1.5 C is a moral…
Young-jin Choi·Oct 1, 2022How bifurcation theory explains the stakes of the climate crisisHumanity’s climate choice
Young-jin Choi·Apr 29, 2022A review of “A time for action on climate change and a time for change in economics” by Nicholas…Last year, Nicholas Stern published an illuminating working paper about the economics of the climate crisis titled “A time for action on…
Young-jin Choi·Oct 21, 2021When the ownership rights to humanity’s carbon budget are for saleHuman societies are still not getting energy prices right, according to a recent report by the IMF. Global fossil fuel subsidies amounted…
