Buying Into the Singularity

A podcast from Reserve about the AI revolution: the technology, the power, and the future it's pulling us toward. Reserve co-founder and CEO Nevin Freeman explores the AI boom from two angles: how to invest in it and own your share of the buildout, and where AI may really take us in the long term. But it's really about investing our way out of the permanent underclass.

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  Episode #2

  How We Get Through the Singularity Without Losing Control — AI Futures Project

  Aug 7, 20262h 45mS0

  <p>AI scenarios usually come in two flavors: utopian hype or doom. In episode 2 of "Buying Into the Singularity," Reserve co-founder and CEO Nevin Freeman sits down with Thomas Larson and Romeo Dean of the AI Futures Project — the team behind the viral AI 2027 forecast — to walk through something much rarer: a detailed, step-by-step plan for how humanity actually gets through the intelligence explosion without loss of control, permanent power concentration, or World War III. They call it Plan A / AI 2040.</p><p>Along the way: why they want to delay superintelligence until 2040, mutually assured compute destruction (and why US data...

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  The AI Boom Is Actually an Industrial Revolution — Samo Burja

  Aug 7, 20261h 47mS0

  <p>The AI boom is usually told as a software story. In episode 1 of “Buying Into the Singularity,”  Reserve co-founder and CEO Nevin Freeman sits down with Samo Burja — founder of Bismarck Analysis and author of the Bismarck Brief — to make the case that it's really an industrial one: a physical buildout running through chips, TSMC and ASML, gas turbines, atomically-polished mirrors, LNG, cement and steel, big enough to “restart the engine of industrial society.”</p><p>Along the way: whether this civilization actually reaches the singularity, who ends up controlling superintelligence, why the scaling hypothesis might be the most pro-human one...

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