Reviews and media coverage
Op-eds
- New York Times: How A.I. Can Use Your Personal Data to Hurt Your Neighbor
Interviews
- Süddeutsche Zeitung: Wir automatisieren uns gegenseitig weg
- Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: Die entscheidende Frage der KI lautet: Wer entscheidet, was optimiert wird?
PDF version - L’Echo: Face à l’IA, les droits individuels ne suffisent plus
- El Pais: La IA no es un dios que hayamos creado al que ahora debamos someternos
PDF version - Stone Center CUNY: Who’s Afraid of AI?
- Moment Austria: Künstliche Intelligenz: Wie kann KI den Vielen nutzen?
- Alexander Spermann: Künstliche Intelligenz: Es geht nicht um den Kampf zwischen Menschen und Maschinen
Podcasts and Radio
- Economics for Inclusive Prosperity: Not Inevitable: Democratizing power over AI
- Ö1 Morgenjournal: EU-Finanzminister beraten über Künstliche Intelligenz
Extract
Reviews
- Journal of Economic Literature (David Autor): The Means of Prediction by Maximilian Kasy
- MIT Technology Review: Prophet motives
- New Yorker: Can A.I. Be Pro-Worker?
- Foreign Affairs (Barry Eichengreen): The Means of Prediction - Reviewed by Barry Eichengreen
- Jacobin: Humanity Needs Democratic Control of AI
- British Journal of Industrial Relations (José Luis Gallegos Quezada): Book review - The Means of Prediction
- Soziopolis: It’s the objectives, stupid!
- Journal of Ethics and Emerging Technologies (Juncheng Tao): From Democratic Control to Generative Risk
- Nature: AI can supercharge inequality — unless the public learns to control it
- Spring Magazine: Explaining AI with Marx
- Harvard Kennedy School: The Means of Prediction: How AI Really Works (and Who Benefits)
- The Enlightened Economist: The people’s AI?
- Boing-Boing: AI’s impact: not about killer robots, but about power, control, and who benefits from automation
- SA Examiner: Inside The Means of Prediction and Why the Future of AI Depends on Who Owns It
- Business reporter: Best read for: AI and society
- Oxford alumni newsletter: OFF THE SHELF: OCTOBER 2025