David Orban's Blog

AI makes ideas, teams and capital easier to find, and leaves the market as the component that is still scarce

AI shrinks the risks we choose to take and enlarges the ones nobody can measure

It is useful training, exploring your limits

If Karpathy is disoriented, we can accept feeling the same.

Four models made me slides I did not want. The quarter they were describing is the one where the intervals themselves began to collapse.

New powers require us to radically recalibrate our ambitions

Pattern recognition gave us science, omens, and AI. Now we must strive to keep the world explainable.

A unicorn is a private company valued above a billion dollars. A millicorn is one thousandth of one, and agentic AI puts it within reach.

Every AI sovereignty programme runs on hardware somebody else controls, and one man proved the same about a toaster.

After the interview on technological singularity, Adnkronos published a second conversation of mine with Roberta Lanzara, this time about school and university. It was the question the first one left open: if the world advances fifty years in five, what happens to an education system built for a world standing still. The agency’s article, with […]