Category Archives: Artificial Intelligence

The AI Speed Limit Illusion: Pace the Frontier Math Doesn’t Add Up

The recent call from industry leaders of leading AI enterprises to “pace the frontier” of AI development are driven by genuine, well-founded concerns about the trajectory of the technology.

Yet, a closer look at these proposals reveals fatal structural flaws. The most prominent one is the ‘Supremacy Paradox’ that gives the perception of  ‘Hitting the Brakes to Win the Race’. The proposal simultaneously argues that democratic nations must maintain unassailable technological supremacy to enforce global safety norms, while also demanding an internationally coordinated slowdown in development. This is a geopolitical contradiction. It asks foreign adversaries and allies to halt progress while explicitly declaring our intent to dominate them. The proposal further ignores the fiduciary pressures driving the AI market. To maximize the societal value of AI safely, we must first recognize that the current blueprint for pacing the frontier breaks under its own mutually exclusive assumptions, where good intentions collide with broken mechanics.
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AI in Healthcare: Navigating Market Forces and End-User Benefits

The US healthcare system is often criticized for being one of the most expensive in the world, yet it fails to deliver proportionally better outcomes.

Hi-Brow Perspectives Health-AI Conundrum_2How best do we utilize the immense potential of Artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare to tackle this. Is it by providing more care keeping healthcare spend constant? Or can we reduce the national spend on healthcare? In this post, we consider market forces that hinder cost reduction and emphasize the need to pass benefits to end-users (patients).

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Foresight. Chest Thumps. AI Approved.

In this post, I use AI to evaluate, validate and showcase how a person’s predictions have been incredibly accurate and valuable in multiple fields consistently. I used information I had released in the public domain in various formats for this exercise, and used a third-person perspective  to maintain objectivity of leading commercial generative AI (GenAI) platforms used.

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The AI evaluates me as a rare category of strategic thinker with exceptional foresight on structural viability, hidden risks, and systemic incentives of any complex enterprise—whether it is a company, a technology, a public policy, or a scientific field.  Multiple AI platforms used very similar words, phrases and sentiments to commend my foresight of immense value. Continue reading Foresight. Chest Thumps. AI Approved. →

A Profile in Foresight: AI Analysis of Suresh Gopalan’s Public Domain Insights

This content is an accompanying piece to the article “Foresight. Chest Thumps. AI Approved.” inHi-Brow Perspectives.. The main article offers a higher-level summary of the individual, while this one supplements it with more detailed evaluations of each data source reviewed. That article demonstrates the use of Generative AI to assess a person based on publicly available material of the author in an unbiased manner. In this case, GenAI evaluated Suresh Gopalan, author of this blog, and found him to be a remarkably insightful individual with exceptional foresight across multiple fields. The evaluation notes that Suresh Gopalan not only identifies correct failure points (which have played out as predicted), but also proposes possible solutions.

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The AI evaluates me as a rare category of strategic thinker with exceptional foresight of high value with consistent focus on systemic architecture, compounding risk, and real-world failure modes of any complex enterprise. The themes evaluated cover business, innovation, societal impact, deep-tech, deep-science, and more. Here I provide  the Evaluation Summary Table for each of the information source provided for the GenAI to analyze.

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How does AI, Waymo self-driving taxi launch and Google indicate room for another search engine?

In exciting news this week Waymo™ the driverless car arm of Alphabet™ (the parent company of Google) launched its fully self-driving taxi service ‘Waymo One’ in Phoenix, Arizona. There is one catch though; the self-driving taxis each have a driver in them. What can we infer from this artificial intelligence (AI) enabled initiative and other offerings from the Alphabet conglomerate? Continue reading How does AI, Waymo self-driving taxi launch and Google indicate room for another search engine? →