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Co-founder (@accurkardia: an AI-led ECG as a Biomarker company) | Founding Member (@archimydes) | Columbia alum | sahilz79.substack.com

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Renting Intelligence, Funding Your Replacement

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By Dawan Africa, Mohamed Ali
| dawan.africa
By Mohamed Ali - Technology & Digital Economy Commentary July 10 , 2026 - Every company that pays for AI tokens right now is running the same experiment, and almost nobody is tracking the second-order effects. The first-order effect is obvious: you get an answer. A contract gets summarized. Code gets written. A customer list gets analyzed. The ROI looks clean on a spreadsheet. But the second-order effect is structural. You are not buying intelligence. You are renting it.
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Autograft versus Allograft in Indirect Corneal Neurotization: A Systematic Review

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By Mohamed Ali, David J.A. Plemel, Alex R. Camacho
| American Journal of Ophthalmology Verified
Review articleArticles in PressOpen access Affiliations & Notes 1Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, University of Western Ontario, London, ON, Canada 2University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada 3Ivey Eye Institute, St. Joseph’s Health Care Centre, London, ON, Canada 4Department of Ophthalmology, University of Western Ontario, London, ON, Canada 5Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, University of Western Ontario, London, ON, Canada Article Info Publication History: Received...
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No Dish. No Tower. No More Excuse, Starlink's Next Move in Africa

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By Dawan Africa, Mohamed Ali
| dawan.africa
By Mohamed Ali - Reporter July 6, 2026 - Somewhere in a village with zero signal bars, a farmer's phone is about to start talking to a satellite instead of a cell tower. That's the headline event. But the interesting part isn't the technology. It's what the technology quietly removes, a permission structure that has decided, for decades, who gets to participate in the digital economy and who doesn't. Start with why that permission structure exists in the first place.
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