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By: Jonathan Schramm
Nuclear fusion, which takes very light elements and makes them fuse into heavier ones, is, in theory, a fundamentally superior way to produce energy.It does not use heavy elements and produce radioactive waste the way nuclear fission does, and it is much more constant and predictable than renewables like solar and wind.Nuclear fusion is literally […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
For a long time, digital and physical industries stayed somewhat separated, with tools like Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software representing the bulk of “digitalization”.This is changing quickly as manufacturing, logistics, and the entire supply chain are progressively automating and becoming “smart”. The arrival of ever more useful and powerful AI […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
When it comes to AI and IT technologies in general, very few topics are as hotly debated as their effect on employment.In part, this is because previous waves of technological innovation have destroyed entire professions (candle makers, horse-drawn carriage drivers, and phone operators, for example), making that fear rational. The investing pitch from many AI […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
Quantum computing is expected to revolutionize computational capacity, as this new form of computing differs radically from classical computing. Instead of processing binary outcomes (1 and 0), it can process “quantum bits,” called qubits, where particle data is either 0 AND 1 at once, or 1, or 0.This allows quantum computers to test massive numbers […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
Automation has always been a double-edged sword in the workplace since the invention of the first industrial machines and assembly lines.On one hand, it can replace humans in dangerous or difficult tasks and overall improve total productivity, which in turn creates prosperity for the whole economic system.On the other hand, it can displace workers and […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
Bitcoin was designed to create a new form of digital money, independent of fiat currencies and the global economy, pushing the concept of “digital gold”, where Bitcoin would become the new global reserve of value for the digital age.At the same time, Bitcoin’s validation mechanism, proof of work (PoW), makes it an extremely power-intensive process. […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
The modern financial system rests on a simple premise: publicly traded companies can be owned by anyone with a brokerage account, and shareholders can elect directors and vote on major corporate matters, helping hold management accountable.In practice, this is rarely that clear-cut. For one, many shareholders do not bother to use their voting rights, especially […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
A cardinal point in almost all guides teaching investing is the importance of diversification. The key reason is that markets are inherently unpredictable, at least to some extent, and spreading a portfolio across multiple asset classes and types of investments reduces the risk of a catastrophic loss.So it is often assumed that diversification is always […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
In recent years, delivering enough computing power has become a key metric for developed economies managing the transition to AI-driven economic activity. The same compute capacity is also in high demand for Bitcoin mining, as digital currencies have become a central pillar of modern finance.The two activities are interconnected, as the same parallel compute capacity […]
By: Jonathan Schramm
When discussing AI’s impact on the economy, public discussion tends to focus on IT-related jobs (programming, digital artists, etc.), white-collar professions (lawyers, doctors), or scientific research. However, this might be missing important applications that will have transformative effects on entire industries.In general, AI will likely improve productivity the most where it can directly optimize physical […]
