“I think threads are actually a pretty great method of delivering stuff. It's just really shitty content has taken over.” Jack Raines on the sorry state of Twitter threads! Full episode here 👇 https://www.infiniteloopspodcast.com/jack-raines-the-authentic-path-ep170/
"It kind of separates the parts of you that were a byproduct of your environment... And the stuff that's left is what you actually like." — @jack_raines Full episode here👇 https://www.infiniteloopspodcast.com/jack-raines-the-authentic-path-ep170/
Jack Raines is an online writer and LinkedIn provocateur, whose newsletter Young Money has already amassed 30,000 readers. Jack joins the show to discuss the importance of travel, the upsides of authenticity, risk, luck, and much, much more! Important Links: - Jack's Twitter — https://twitter.com/jack_raines?s=21&t=TfaKNzchKLT_URPw91oAiw - Young Money — https://www.youngmoney.co/c/about-jack-raines…
Why is crowdsourced data + machine learning an especially good formula for decoding Wall Street? Let Richard Craib fill you in! Full episode here 👇 https://www.infiniteloopspodcast.com/richard-craib-how-to-open-source-finance-ep169/
How are Numerai competing to become the hedge fund with the greatest talent pool? @richardcraib explains! Full episode here 👇 https://www.infiniteloopspodcast.com/richard-craib-how-to-open-source-finance-ep169/
“If you ask a user, ‘Please wire me $100,000 and I promise I won't steal it.’ That's not as good as a blockchain system that says stake your model.” — @richardcraib Full episode here 👇 https://www.infiniteloopspodcast.com/richard-craib-how-to-open-source-finance-ep169/
Why is Numerai so innovative? Obfuscated data. @richardcraib explains Full episode here 👇 https://www.infiniteloopspodcast.com/richard-craib-how-to-open-source-finance-ep169/
Richard Craib is the Founder & CEO of Numerai, a new kind of hedge fund where data scientists around the world collaborate to predict equity returns using artificial intelligence. Richard joins the show to discuss Numerai’s origins, how it embraces the spirit of open source, why it has its own…
How do we bring wisdom back? “By honoring the fact that the collection, the sum total of knowledge and experience of our elders” is “highly valuable.” — Brian Roemmele
Full episode here: https://www.infiniteloopspodcast.com/brian-roemmele-the-wisdom-keeper-ep168/
Here’s Brian Roemmele on why you (yes, you) have far more wisdom than you think you do.
“I think we invented language because we needed to transfer information across the ages.” — Brian Roemmele
The scientist, researcher, analyst, connector, thinker, and doer Brian Roemmele joins us for his second Infinite Loops appearance to discuss the decline of wisdom and how we can save it, why LLMs are the modern version of Plato’s cave, we need locally run AI models and MUCH more! Important Links:…
Dr. Pippa Malmgren has experienced her fair share of crises, including advising President Bush during Enron and 9/11. Here’s what she learned about how experiencing catastrophe can make you a better leader...
“We’ve dismissed everything we can’t quantify, which I think is a tragic error in human history.” — Dr. Pippa Malmgren
Here’s Dr. Pippa Malmgren on why “trust versus truth” is the “single most serious problem that all leaders face.”
“We’ve become way too focused on getting the number right instead of getting the story straight.” Here’s Dr. Pippa Malmgren on the profound difference between leadership and management...
Dr. Pippa Malmgren is an economist, founder, keynote speaker & award-winning author. She served President George W. Bush as Special Assistant to the President and on the National Economic Council. She was responsible for financial market issues during the Enron crisis, and was responsible for assessing terrorism risks to the…
“The tools we have now are so profoundly transformative it’s going to take a decade or more to absorb the impact, even without a single day of more advanced technology.” —Ethan Mollick
“The message I want to get across is agency…We have decision-making and choice in this AI world…This is not something being done to us. We get to make decisions about what this is, and we should actively make those decisions.” — Ethan Mollick
Ethan Mollick explains why knowing “as much about human history as possible” is the best way of achieving unique results when using AI.
Here’s Ethan Mollick on why AI prompt-crafting is NOT the future.
Ethan Mollick is an Associate Professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he studies and teaches innovation and entrepreneurship. He also leads Wharton Interactive, an effort to democratize education using games, simulations, and AI. When Ethan started his SubstackOne Useful Thing in November last year, he…
“That’s what we need. New narratives, new metaphors, new myths.” — Chen Qiufan