The financialization of legal work might be upon us. Finally, work as a composite might be a tradable instrument. More on the thesis here: https://t.co/mlsAdT2K7i
Most NRIs don’t live in places where interest is tax free. And these don’t qualify for any tax wrappers like ISA. After tax the yield is below borrow cost - leverage not possible. The absolute yield is only attractive if you’ve exhausted wrapper limits and still have spare cash.
This is a great example of apples and oranges. If UK became the 51st state, you’ll actually see a massive jump in SGDP as healthcare and other public sector stuff suddenly become private and over the first few years the secondaries kick in. It will be 5 -10 rank within a decade.
If the UK joined the US as the 51st state.
We would be the poorest state in the entire union.
Mississippi which is portrayed at swamp dwelling hillbillies in majority of international media is above us.
I don’t think people grasp how far we’ve fallen in real terms when it comes to GDP per capita.
We’ve seen no growth for almost an entire generations.
We’ve seen our productivity decrease and our tax increases.
The average person on the UK, on £50,000 is less well off than your average Mississippi swamp dweller.
The race/event might be just a few hours, but it takes months of discipline and effort to complete one of them. One could become an excellent manager without going to an IIM, but the most ambitious choose to study for CAT and go there.
HYROX fitness event in Bengaluru saw around 9,000 participants.
They charged ₹9,000 per person to participate, which comes to roughly ₹8.1 crore made in a single day.
Same trend is showing up in marathons. People are paying ₹3,000–₹5,000 just to run for a day.
Being fit is good. But why are people spending this much on a one-day event? It feels less about fitness and more about validation.
Incumbents across the tech world are getting AI all wrong. They’re adding in AI as a feature to their existing product. The old UX and workflows are obsolete in the new agentic world. They’re need to rebuild ground up.
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Sooner rather than later, AI slop will be deemed as harmful as ultra processed food and harmful chemicals. The legal doctrine of bodily injury will expand significantly to include mental and emotional injury. An eye on the US county courts best known for judicial creativity
Strong momentum through the first three quarters, a bit of a slowdown and recovery in the fourth. Overall a good #2025 with 148 active days. Completed my first 100k ultra.
A few more ultras in 2026 and a bit more swimming than usual.
Started the year with a goal to read 25 books. Ending #2018 with 52 books. This is up from an average of ~6/year over the last decade.
Reading is no longer a goal, it's now a habit.
From planning and effort to - It's just that thing I need to do for an hour a day now.
#2024 was good. 156 activities across running, swimming and strength + 2 official 50k ultra marathons. 42 in the first half of the year and 114 in the second half. Average activity time - 60min+.
Should be back to my fittest in the first half of 2025. A 100k ultra this year?
🚀 USA goes all‑in on AI supremacy: The US AI Action Plan
• The federal blueprint rests on 3 pillars – accelerate innovation, build infra, lead globally.
• NIST’s new Center for AI Standards & Innovation (CAISI) to regularly publish frontier model evaluations.
• Fast‑track permits for giga‑datacentres & chip fabs, with a bulk‑power upgrade keeping the lights on.
• 'AI made in America' branding plus stricter post‑sale chip tracking.
My take: The plan is big on speed and impact, but perhaps light on safeguards. Would Congress pass a plan with limited accountability for the biggest sovereign strategic priority in decades?
🗽 New York’s RAISE Act cleared the legislature recently. If signed, frontier model builders must file public transparency reports (compute used, eval scores, misuse mitigations) for any model touching NY users.
Add RAISE to your patchwork tracker. Texas’s Responsible AI Governance Act has landed, and California’s frontier blueprint has dropped.
In a federal system, every state wants a piece of the pie. Do we see revenue opportunities in the future? Welcome to 50 state whack-a-mole.
The EU AI Act will demand continuous monitoring for every high‑risk model from 1 Aug 2025.
That means dashboards, not dusty PDFs.
I broke down 3 KPI layers you can plug in today. Catch up here: https://t.co/srRAVJtTWp
🚦 New issue: “Designing AI Governance KPIs.”
🔑 Why the Dutch benefits scandal still haunts AI teams
📊 3 layers of metrics (data, model, process)
🛠 A few Starter KPIs
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The EU's AI Code of Practice is taking shape. Set to become the global blueprint for AI compliance, like the GDPR did for privacy, it will force tech to rethink transparency. Join my newsletter to learn more: https://t.co/QbAdSBICuD
The next set of EU AI Act’s governance rules go into effect in Aug 2025. High-risk AI systems face tight scrutiny—think healthcare or hiring tools. Are companies ready? My newsletter dives in: https://t.co/4roSieLL84