This is the working archive: machine economy essays, finance and infrastructure analysis, and the occasional sharper signal piece.
I write to clarify the model, not to manufacture consensus.
The essays that carry the main line of argument.
AI in Financial Transactions and Economic Modeling AI Driven Financial Forecasting and Market Predictions Financial forecasting is a core area where AI excels. Microsoft Research has developed numerous deep learning mode...
The traditional economy, as we know it, is predicated on the exchange of goods and services using fiat currency, which is underpinned by governmental and institutional trust. This system has enabled trade, commerce, and...
A useful way to move laterally once you know which line of argument you care about.
Everything else, in reverse chronological order.
I just redesigned this website, which is a sentence that sounds like I spent a month lovingly handcrafting components in a code editor. That is not what happened. I wrote no code. I architected the thing, governed the wo...
Human economics has always been a behavioral system that is irrational, inconsistent, and shaped by negotiation and emotion. When machines become the dominant economic participants, that premise collapses. Economics stop...
Head out of the sand: AI isn’t politely knocking at the door, it’s already rearranging our furniture. Our latest snapshot (Anthropic Economic Index, 2025 03 27) dishes out AI Integration Scores (0–100) across wage bands....
Below is an expanded explanation of a “Balancing Equation for a Basket Currency Project to Combat Negative Interest Rates,” including definitions, quantitative formulations, and an illustrative example.
I am writing this quick synopsis of these very important theories for some research I am conducting on the future of the economy—specifically, the emerging concept of the machine economy. My goal is to explore how the pr...
Welcome to another edition of Signals. The world is a fascinating, ever changing circus, and the point of this series is to isolate the moments that matter before they get absorbed into the background. A signal is the ev...
Signals is where I log the stories and events that grabbed my attention because they seem to reveal something larger than the headline itself. A signal is not noise, not content, and not commentary for its own sake; it i...
I’m kicking off a new series called Signals. The idea is simple: a signal is a story, anomaly, or fracture in the present that hints at a larger shift underneath. These are the items that grabbed my attention because the...
Mark Zuckerberg, is gracing the podcast circuit to extol the virtues of open source LLMs and Facebook's noble quest to democratize AI. Color me impressed – they've actually released this highly valuable intellectual prop...
"Revolution is something that actually starts in individual hearts.” Bill Viola The current zeitgeist is rife with a sense of impending change, a longing for a better future. While this yearning for transformation is a p...
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