🟢 What the video-game market tells us about innovation trends
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🟢 Tech supremacy, yuan, gold, and scaling trust
This is a bit of an odd edition of the newsletter as it addresses geopolitical events that I usually don't discuss. But, like most of you, probably, I was trying to give a cogent answer to the question: will there be an AI bubble explosion soon (spoiler: the answer is no).