Given DHHS/MAHA’s determination to halt vaccine access and bring back ancient childhood diseases such as congenital rubella syndrome (pictured here), together with a colleague I’m working with @ElsevierConnect to go back to the old pediatric literature and republish classic descriptions of these illnesses. More to follow on our forthcoming book

Given some of the results I'm seeing recently, it's pretty clear Codex is a good harness. But it will seem primitive in 2-3 months and we're about to go through another major evolution in how we use AI at the frontier. The next generation of models need more than your laptop.

Given Warsh's history and his public commitment to lowering annual CPI gains to 2%, the issue is not just that his actions don't match his words, but why he is so afraid to act. Investors should be very concerned about what Walsh is so worried about that he can't even discuss it!

Given the exorbitant AI valuations at this juncture, the highest r/r macro play going into the next US election is ETH - minimal proximity to Trump - several CROPS related upgrades will make it war time ready if there’s an admin change - continues to dominate in TVL/asset issuance - L2s businesses still sprouting despite the renunciation of the rollup centric roadmap The ticker is ethereum:native

Given token economics, we really need @apple’s new ceo to go all in on workstations that can run local, open source models Ideally, with a router that can flip between local models and frontier models when the former gets stuck. And America needs an open source champion — we really should not be comfortable with the Chinese owning the open source LLM market to the extent they do

“Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow” —Linus’s Law We now have infinite AI eyeballs. Exploits on legacy code will first go up, but then they will go down forever. Computer security will be solved.

Given how easy it is getting to build things, distribution and business models will be keys to victory. I just don’t see much creative ideas here and I don’t count changing the name professional services to forward deployed engineering. What amazing stuff is happening here?