Tag: artificial-intelligence

• Bureaucracy Native: AI and Humans

  Disclaimer. None of this is new. These ideas were taken, some verbatim from, Yuval Noah Harari’s interview here. Watch that video. It’s better than my article. Humans are successful because of our ability to share stories through language. Every complex system we’ve ever built has been dependent on language. However, we’re limited in our wetware.…

  Thomas Schleusener

  September 4, 2026

  Markets, Non-Fiction, Philosophy

  ai, Arms Race, artificial-intelligence, Bureaucracy, chatgpt, Data, Philosophy, Systems Thinking, technology

• A Thought Exercise in AI Overlords

  I’m not sure you could call the following “analysis” per se, but it’s an idea that’s been rolling around in my head for a while. Some background: Monetary policy is often times described with the following axiom: Expansionary monetary policy is like pushing on a string, while restrictive policy is like pulling on a string.…

  Thomas Schleusener

  January 6, 2026

  Markets, Non-Fiction, Philosophy

  ai, artificial-intelligence, bonds, Economy, fed, finance, inflation, interest rates, investing, monetary policy, money

• Room to run: AI and Markets

  The advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) are expected to significantly impact workforce and education, despite cultural adaptation lagging behind. Major companies are heavily investing in AI models, presenting immense opportunities for growth. Additionally, the financial landscape is shifting due to high interest rates, influencing equity market dynamics and pushing for more private credit.

  Thomas Schleusener

  May 21, 2025

  Markets, Non-Fiction

  ai, artificial-intelligence, bonds, fed, federal reserve, finance, financial crisis, interest rates, investing, rates, s&p 500, technology, trump, volatility