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β€œA large language model is capable of doing what, I guess, I could describe as multidimensional synthesis. Like, it's just doing all of these possibilities at once. It's not saying, oh, oil prices are higher, that could be bad for inflation. Instead, they're doing so like, oh, well, this is gonna be bad for ethanol, gasoline balance. It's good for the drillers. It's good for producers. It's gonna mean higher interest rates. Their curve could be much steeper and so on.”

β€” Jan Szilagyi
Macro Pods
APR 15, 2026Blockworks
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    AI enables multidimensional synthesis of financial data

    β€œA large language model is capable of doing what, I guess, I could describe as multidimensional synthesis. Like, it's just doing all of these possibilities at once. It's not saying, oh, oil prices are higher, that could be bad for inflation. Instead, they're doing so like, oh, well, this is gonna be bad for ethanol, gasoline balance. It's good for the drillers. It's good for producers. It's gonna mean higher interest rates. Their curve could be much steeper and so on.”

    β€” Jan Szilagyi
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    LLMs unlock value from small sample macro sets

    β€œThe technology as it's developing should represent a massive unlock of the value that is contained in all of the data that we have in finance. This was a technology that should go a long way towards helping us truly extract insights from the data on a scale that was never possible before.”

    β€” Jan Szilagyi
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    Automation answers complex queries before coffee cools

    β€œYou'll be asking questions that previously you would have dismissed because you thought, this is so outlandish. I'm not going to waste my endless time on this. But now you can't because before your coffee is cold, you already have the answer.”

    β€” Jan Szilagyi
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    Systems identify critical unknown unknown market risks

    β€œThe system is actively helping investors with the unknown unknowns. And that's where a lot of the anxiety for investors comes from.”

    β€” Jan Szilagyi
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    Huge productivity dividends are already hitting finance

    β€œIt's undeniable that there are some huge productivity dividends that I think are already here and more coming down the line. I mean, there is going to be a huge amount of resources that are gonna be required for this boom to basically be sustained.”

    β€” Jan Szilagyi
Daily Signal - Crypto Edition
APR 14, 2026Blockworks
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    AI agents represent the next evolution of companies

    β€œAgents become the new companies. That's our thesis. Because once you have an agent and, property rights, suddenly they become ownable. They're new kinds of digital assets that are highly valuable.”

    β€” Sreeram Kannan
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    EigenCloud vertically integrates data compute and AI

    β€œIf you look at the cloud, what is the most important thing that's happening? It's data compute AI. Once that right? So there's Amazon, AWS, there's s three, which is a storage service. There's a compute service called e c two, and then there is an inference service called Bedrock. That's what everybody uses. It's s three, e c two, Bedrock. So we just build those natively on AigongLayer.”

    β€” Sreeram Kannan
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    Crypto provides the coordination substrate for AGI

    β€œPart of the reason I got into crypto is because blockchains and cryptography are the only things that are stable in a world where AI can do anything. It can do my work, your work, but it can't break cryptography, it can't break a blockchain. So this was kind of like in the kind of ancient origin story of, like, my shift into crypto, into blockchains.”

    β€” Sreeram Kannan
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    Hyper modularization occurred too early for crypto markets

    β€œThe market size in crypto for, like, all the development activity that's happening is not big enough to accommodate a massive infrastructure segment. This is just like the the kind of, like, the phase and evolution of crypto and where we are in that that journey. I I think it's too early to have hyper modularization, which is what really, like, Eigenlayer was trying to do.”

    β€” Sreeram Kannan
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    Verifiable compute enables sovereign digital property rights

    β€œWe massively reduced the barrier for somebody to do that. You can just write a program like you would write to deploy to a cloud. Write it in and package it into a docker container and send it to AIG and compute. It just run it off chain, but runs inside a trusted execution environment. Back up all the data to AIG and d a.”

    β€” Sreeram Kannan
Startups & Tech
APR 2, 2026Harry Stebbings
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    Anthropic hits $6BN monthly revenue milestone

    β€œI want to start with, you guessed it, Anthropic, unbelievable 28 day month of February, where they did 6 billion in revenue, which was more than Databricks has done in their entire lifetime. It was actually the accidental leak of Claude Mythos, essentially 3,000 unpublished assets leaked. It's a 10 trillion parameter model apparently, that is this next level step changing capabilities that they're not releasing because of how powerful it is.”

    β€” Harry Stebbings
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    AI agents will accelerate data security leaks

    β€œThe faster we vibe code, the faster we ship, the more corners we cut in general on application level security. It happens. I mean, so many folks are accidentally uploading code to insecure GitHub's, to database, to super bases that are by default open. So this is this is accelerating our data, which is just open on the Internet. And you could say, but God, this shouldn't happen at the Anthropic level. And I'm sure someone will get will get scolded.”

    β€” Jason Lampkin
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    OpenAI kills Sora to prioritize compute

    β€œYou're seeing the economists, the accountants have wandered into the room, and they said, we have a scarce resource here. Let's optimize it. Let's devote this compute to the people who can pay the most for it. You haven't lived till you've seen an 85% decline in an index. I think shooting Sora in the head is even more significant in terms of what it says about the strategic direction of the company.”

    β€” Rory O'Driscoll
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    Anthropic blames human error for leaks

    β€œOn the cybersecurity leak, it was noteworthy that Anthropic, quote unquote, blamed human error. We may be at the stage where we throw the humans under the bus, not the AI anymore. Which I think at some level is pretty terrifying. But and you know exactly what happened. You often see this where you're about to do a big announcement. You have your content management system. You stage all the assets, be it their fed press release.”

    β€” Rory O'Driscoll
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    Autonomous agents will drive massive token consumption

    β€œThe autonomous agents which I've been talking about how this is going to consume orders of magnitude more tokens and change our life. I'm excited to see more is coming and open claw was just this brief thing that woke us up to what Anthropic appears to be all in on. Truly autonomous agents running 24 seven, hopefully safely, hopefully not leaking all of our source code, but it's coming soon.”

    β€” Jason Lampkin

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