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The Nick Halaris Show: Nathan Labenz – AI’s Revolutionary Potential and the Need for a New Social Contract on Apple Podcasts
This week on The Nick Halaris Show we are featuring Nathan Labenz, a founder of Waymark, a company using AI to help companies easily make compelling marketing videos, and the host of the Cognitive Revolution podcast. Nathan, our first guest on the show who went to my high school, has carved out a niche for himself in the crowded online world as an AI scout and is fast becoming one of the most sought-after voices in the industry. I have been thinking a ton about AI lately and wante...
America's Evolving Social Contract
It's sort of a rule that in financial markets things tend to evolve along the lines of lowest expectation. For whatever reason, when it comes to markets and the economy, the things we expect to happen, don't and the things we don't, do. It must be some kind of built-in feature of mass psychology - a very human manifestation of herd behavioral dynamics. This rule is what's behind the contrarian ideological impulse you find so often in the thinking of the great practitioners of the investing art.
Crypto’s Race Against Time
One of the things that makes the crypto world so interesting is that the whole movement is supported by a great unanswered question. There’s this unfulfilled promise behind crypto, one that happens to be really consequential to our economy, our institutions and our way of life. The question is this: will crypto fulfill its ultimate promise and become the centerpiece in a new financial world order? Serious stuff. No wonder crypto has so captivated our collective attentions.
Op-Ed: Don’t give up on HHH
by Nick Halaris and Kerry Morrison In 2016, Los Angeles residents voted overwhelmingly to approve Measure HHH, creating $1.2 billion in funding for the construction of 10,000 units of permanent supportive housing. Five years later, the HHH program finds itself increasingly in the crosshairs of politicians and city leaders frustrated by a homeless crisis which shows no signs of abating.
Op-Ed: Strategies for Resetting California's Approach to Affordable Housing
Housing cost is at the very core of the inequities in our society. As state and local governments face record budget shortfalls brought about by COVID-19, we have an opportunity to reset priorities and stay tightly focused on our communities’ greatest needs. Affordable and supportive housing for homeless Californians should be near the top of the list. Our approach to these issues is simply not bold enough.
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