I constantly think that November 30, 2022 will be one of the most important dates of my life. I believe the launch of chat GPT 3.5 will be considered in the future as the start of a new paradigm for Earth and the human race. A while back I decided...
This article by Alex Danco has been very thought-provoking. It touches on many things I have been thinking about as I observe this new AI paradigm unfold over the past year. The core argument is that AI technology will make societies that adopt it much more productive, elevating the prices...
Top occupations by AI applicability score and their contributing Intermediate Work Activities I recently read “Working with AI: Measuring the Occupational Implications of Generative AI”, a paper by Microsoft Research which offers a data-driven look at generative AI's real-world impact on the workforce by analyzing 200,000 user conversations with Bing...
This post provides reasonable explanations as to why modern knowledge work professionals command high compensation relative to what their productivity would indicate.
I spend most of my free time reading, and when it comes to books I have tended to gravitate towards business non-fiction or adventure stories. This year, I have made it a goal to read books that deviate from my typical reads. I heard about The MANIAC on a podcast...
Recently, I stumbled upon a paper that is not well known outside economic policy circles that brings to light a variable often overlooked when talking about financial crises: The amount of leverage. In the paper, Mr. Geanakoplos argues that in good times, lenders become optimistic. They loosen standards, demanding less...
A paper by Salesforce AI Research Abstract While AI agents have transformative potential in business, the absence of publicly available business data on widely used platforms hinders effective performance benchmarking. Existing benchmarks fall short in realism, data fidelity, agent-user interaction, and coverage across business scenarios and industries. To address these...