Why Two AIs are Better than One
Plus, Elvis will soon be on tour
Ric Edelman: It's Monday, September 23rd. I want to share with you today some really cool ways that artificial intelligence is going to help us. Microsoft has now given ChatGPT-4 to the government for use with classified national security work. The U.S. government now has its own private AI capability. It's isolated from the rest of the world, not connected to the public internet. And this means the Department of Defense and the intelligence community can tap into generative AI for lots of uses. And what’s better than AI? Entire teams of AI all working together.
Researchers are experimenting with what they call multi-agent systems. These things can assign tasks to each other, build on each other's work, and collaborate to solve problems that individually they cannot resolve, all with no human involvement. The result is crowdsourced in a way. It means the answers that they produce are less likely to be inaccurate or false. And at MIT, researchers had two chatbots talked to each other. They discovered that they were better at solving math problems than either one of them could working alone. And if they came up with two different answers, they realized one of them had to be wrong, and they collaborated until they agreed on the one correct answer. This might be useful one day in so many areas, such as medicine, helping doctors reach the right diagnosis. Teams of humans do better than individuals, so why wouldn't this be true for AI too? Makes perfect sense.
And then there's Alphabet, which owns Google. Along with Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta. Collectively, they're spending $200 billion this year on AI Saudi Aramco is spending $50 billion. This is a massive amount of investment. And a lot of that is for the data processing centers, because you need a lot of computers performing a lot of calculations to get AI to do what it can do.
Data processing could eventually consume 75% of all U. S. energy as soon as 2030. Amazon alone is gonna spend $100 billion dollars over the next 10 years building data centers. It's spending more on cloud computing and AI than any other aspect of its business. And Amazon's cloud business is a big deal. It's Amazon's biggest source of profits, and AI is expected to make that grow exponentially. Amazon expects to earn tens of billions of dollars in revenue from AI just in the next few years.
And if all that sounds kind of lofty and out there, well, here's something a little more practical and real world: Elvis Presley is soon going to be on tour. Pophouse is the company that owns ABBA, Sony owns the rights to Elvis's music, and his image and likeness are owned by the Authentic Brands Group. So, the three of them are working together to bring Elvis as a hologram to a stage near you and he'll perform, or I should say it will perform, in front of live audiences. Pophouse also bought the music from KISS and they're doing shows in London already that feature digital versions not just of KISS, but also of ABBA. Pretty cool stuff, right? Well, tomorrow, I'm going to share with you some of the threats of AI. So be sure to tune in for that.
If you missed Friday's webinar on our Q4 crypto outlook, Matt Hougan was with me and had more than 30 charts that he shared with us on what's going on in the world of crypto and what's coming the rest of this year and into next year. You have an opportunity to catch the replay and I encourage you to do that. The link is in the show notes.
And we have another webinar this Wednesday coming up at 1:00pm EDT, Unlocking Alpha in Crypto-Equities and Beyond Going beyond Bitcoin and investing in publicly traded stocks of companies that are active in the crypto space Chris Rhine, the Portfolio Manager and Head of Liquid Active Strategies at Galaxy Digital will be joining me for this fascinating conversation. You're going to learn about bitcoin miners, semiconductors, financial services and a lot more companies whose names you know that you might not realize are deep into the crypto space Lots of innovative strategies and active management.
If you want to learn more about these two big topics in investment management, you're going to want to attend this Wednesday's webinar, 1:00pm EDT. It's free. If you're an advisor, you get one CE credit. You can register and the link is in the show notes. See you then.
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Links from today’s show:
ChatGPT-4: https://openAI.com/index/gpt-4/
Aramco: https://www.aramco.com/en/about-us
Pophouse: https://www.pophouse.se/
9/25 Webinar - Unlocking Alpha in Crypto-Equities and Beyond: https://dacfp.com/events/unlocking-alpha-in-crypto-equities-and-beyond
9/20 Webinar Replay - Q4 Crypto Outlook: What You Need to Know Now: https://dacfp.com/events/q4-crypto-outlook-what-you-need-to-know-now
9/11 Webinar Replay – Rates are Poised to Drop, Now What?: https://www.thetayf.com/pages/rates-poised-to-drop-now-what
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