Paul Wallis is a Leverager at Speedlancer. He covers a diverse range of topics including business and economics, finance, and the intersection of media and politics, with a particular focus on AI, the Russia-Ukraine War, and social media trends. Paul’s work has been featured in the World Wealth Journal and Digital Journal.
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Paul Wallis predominantly covers opinion editorials, with a focus on government & politics, finance, AI, technology and the environment. His articles are driven by thought-provoking themes and issues. He would be most receptive to pitches that provide unique perspectives or expert commentary on these topics.
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By: Paul Wallis
It IS kinda clunky and it cannot possibly be the whole story. Let’s investigate, shall we?
By: Paul Wallis
Artificial General Intelligence is the one everybody's scared of. This is the “human” level of AI, or better, according to some.
By: Paul Wallis
Some of us have never been impressed with a dark matter/energy/whatever theory of physics that can't even define itself.
By: Paul Wallis
I suggest you start taking all these hints while you still have something to take them with.
There's a quietly overflowing bathtub of market news about private debt . It's growing quite rapidly, and the finance guys aren't complaining.
Years of idiotic generation-bashing have led to this particularly stupid statement: “People don't want to work.” Great minds will no doubt come up with a dumber assessment but let's stick to this one.
If the last ten years have proven anything, it's that politics and politicians are utterly useless when it comes to fixing human reality.
What if readers guess that “what you know” is pathetically little if anything at all?
By: Paul Wallis
Trade, AI, reality, and a defensive world will move on without American psychoses.
By: Paul Wallis
In this ultra-neurotic environment, can the US healthcare system cope? Looks like we're about to find out.
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