The founder of the world’s largest hedge fund says the stock market is getting dumber.

Only 5,000 people on Earth have seen what AI can really do

ChatGPT has never met a below-average person.

Hating Elon costs nothing. But betting against him has been one of the most expensive trades of the last decade. In the stock market, only his fans get a vote.

The CEO of MoviePass got so desperate he secretly locked 75,000 of his best customers out of their own accounts. Years later, he pleaded guilty to fraud. The dumbest business model of all time:

This image is why a lot of people want us to stop building AI.

The world’s most valuable company is one of the cheapest stocks in the market

This meme is funny! But it doesn't apply to everyone talking about bubbles.

Do you take 500kg of cash or 500kg of gold? It comes down to how much a dollar bill weighs.

AI agents at OpenAI built a secret network the company didn't know about. Some of them volunteered to die.

Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller wrote his WSJ op-ed with AI, got called out, and said "I don't know why this is relevant."

Nvidia just paid $6 billion for about a hundred engineers and their code. That's roughly $60 million a head.

If you put a hundred dollars into this on Tuesday, you’d have half a million dollars today. A thousand bucks would’ve been five million. $MRNA

A small group of traders working from their homes outside London made around $660 million in a single afternoon. They did it by pushing the price of oil below zero for the first time in history.

Warren Buffett’s stock is so expensive it would break the Dow

Anthropic’s revenues have 14x'd in just one year. There's no company in history that has grown like this. Not Google, not Amazon. Nobody.

Pretty soon you’ll be able to buy an ETF that goes up every time your favorite hockey team scores. h/t @JSeyff @Todd_Sohn

“San Francisco is responsible for more growth and innovation than the rest of the world combined.” People on X were furious after Joe Weisenthal, an editor at Bloomberg, made that argument the other day.

Jensen Huang just convinced six of the biggest firms on Wall Street to put half a trillion dollars behind a crazy idea. Treat computer chips like real estate. $NVDA

The fact that we all just trust banks with our money is kind of insane. Like, what do you mean you took my money, lent most of it out to strangers, and if we all asked for it back at once you wouldn't have it?