Artificial intelligence has become the most dominant investment theme of the decade. From ChatGPT and image generators to autonomous vehicles and robotics, AI is no longer a future promise — it’s already reshaping entire industries. But here’s the catch: not every company will thrive. Many will be disrupted, replaced, or pushed into irrelevance. The key […]
Let’s unpack what each means—and why together they point to a deeper theme: changing the frame of a hard problem unlocks real progress. Part I — Physics: Watching “Something from Nothing,” Without the Impossible Machine The classic problem. In 1951, Julian Schwinger proposed that if you crank up a perfectly uniform electric field high enough,
This is a moment of convergence. Over the past year, China has laid out sweeping national plans, and dozens of companies have raced to deliver open models that rival or even outcompete Western counterparts on performance, cost, and availability. Meanwhile, foundational components—especially semiconductors—are becoming strategic choke points. For China, success in AI isn’t just about
If the past couple of days taught us anything, it’s that tech is sprinting in five directions at once: semiconductors are whipsawing, robotics is edging into airports and factories, AI labs are spending like sovereign funds, regulators are finally landing punches, and researchers may have found a surprisingly human fix for hallucinating chatbots: letting them
When you’re building a business, launching an app, or grinding through certifications, you need more than motivation. You need systems that force your body and mind into high performance on demand. This is where biohacking and even military performance tactics collide. Below is your toolkit for staying awake, focused, and obsessed — the same style
Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just changing jobs — it’s changing how we live and learn. The people who succeed in this new era will be the ones who build daily habits around AI, turning it into a personal assistant, a teacher, and even a business partner. The good news? You don’t need a PhD or