@YieldCurveBalI You have a very low bar for what you consider superb. I smell AI bot as soon as I see 202X EV/revenue for a pre commercialization biotech company. You do not use such multiples to assess a firm with no revenues. Period.
History does not repeat itself but it rhymes (Mark Twain); case in point with this great article from @adwooldridge relating the great railway expansion to the current AI revolution https://t.co/dFUSsP6W0v
Big network effects → dominance
More competition → fragmentation
Interoperability is the cheat code: keep the network effects, lose the anti-competitiveness
A must read for fintech folks @tZERO@Alan_Konevsky https://t.co/AcKhvVN9Tm
I always enjoy articles highlighting how much luck is a factor behind success. How lucky do you feel today? How big is the role of luck in career success? https://t.co/D62uRtvg5z from @Economist
This is a fantastic and deep article. Read it in full. It has at least three takeaways about AI that go beyond art. Really thought provoking. A must read.
AI is on my mind. Seems like such a revolution. Yet I see bottlenecks that need fixing. Electricity production in the US for one. In pharma, AI will find new molecules faster. Still need to recruit patients for trials. 10x more molecules not equal to 10x new drugs...
Interesting graphs on corporate taxes
Compared to historical trends and other advanced economies, corporate tax revenues in the United States are low. https://t.co/CHPHM4wHwN
Interesting article on music royalties
Heard on the Street: Higher interest rates have damped investor appetite for music-catalog stocks https://t.co/haIZVdTOOD via @WSJ