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I’ve heard AI folks talk about verifiable domains (like coding) as being more suitable for applying AI. Do you address that in your textbook? They seem to mean that a verifiable domain is one where the computer can check validity automatically and with high confidence.

And it was 2.4% from 2024 to 2025. Again, modest growth. In some regions it is faster, in many slower. www.koomey.com/koomey_blog/...

Our latest summary and graphs about US energy, electricity, and GDP, with data through 2025For more than a decade, since my old friend Richard Hirsh and I wrote this article for the Electricity Journal (Hirsh and Koomey 2015), we've compiled Energy Information Administration data every year...www.koomey.com

What is "detach quote"? It sounds useful but I'm not sure how to do it.

But he might! And we'd have a productive discussion about it, and I'd certainly learn something.

I doubt he'd agree with this, though: Koomey, Jonathan, Zachary Schmidt, Karl Hausker, and Dan Lashof. 2023. "Abandon the idea of an “optimal economic path” for climate policy." Invited Commentary for WIREs Climate Change. vol. 14, e850, no. 6. July 2. [http://doi.org/10.1002/wcc.850]

He's the best of the lot, so I cut him some slack.

Krugman is pretty good on climate and on most things. He is somewhat constrained by his economist hat, but I find him to be pretty open minded and generally on target.

This is why: bsky.app/profile/jyse...

The idea of carbon offsets implicitly assumes that CDR and mitigation are substitutes. They aren't!

But you are wrestling with a very important problem and I applaud you!

The assumption of demand being unchanged could be relaxed and that would change the picture a lot. So would thermal storage. So would more transmission.