Experimental research and cutting-edge technology analysis.
An analysis of how artificial intelligence is moving from technological novelty to a core strategic resource, reshaping competitive dynamics across industries and necessitating new governance frameworks.
Analysis of David Sacks' stance on Anthropic and OpenAI's push to slow frontier AI development, focusing on the strategic shift from regulatory approval to product liability in governing foundation models.
An analysis of market and system failures impeding private investment in US energy innovation and the strategic necessity of targeted federal policy interventions.
An analysis of how the economics of frontier AI models, particularly open weights models, are shifting from a token-per-unit commodity to a structure defined by superior cost architecture and model intelligence in enterprise adoption.
An analysis of how the increasing scale and efficiency of Large Language Models are driving intelligence toward a commodity status, shifting the economic focus from raw model size to inference cost structures.
A Rhodium Group assessment finds Beijing extending industrial policy across mature sectors, services, and frontier technologies such as AI and quantum, with widening global supply chain impact.