Disruption Intelligence

Disruption Intelligence is where capital meets conviction. We unpack the forces reshaping markets — AI, automation, robotics, blockchain, and the businesses being built on top of them — and translate them into intelligence you can act on. Each episode goes past the headlines: evidence-based conversations on where technology is heading, why it matters for investors and operators, and what smart capital is positioning in before it hits the mainstream. Forward-looking, occasionally contrarian, always grounded in the real-world challenges of building and backing the companies of tomorrow. Less hype. More signal. Disclaimer: Not advice. Conflicts of interest may exist. For informational purposes only. Not an offering or solicitation. Always perform independent research and due diligence. Full Disclaimers: https://capital.plutus21.com/social-media-disclaimers

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  Data Sovereignty: Who Owns Your Data When AI Runs Your Workflows

  Aug 7, 202636 minS0

  <p>https://www.plutus21.com/landing-page-data-sovereignty?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=sovereignty-aug26&utm_content=longform-7aug</p> <p>Alex Karp went on CNBC and said out loud what most operators already suspected. The closed model companies are not going to stay in the intelligence business. Intelligence is becoming a commodity, the margin sits in the workflow, and the workflow is yours.</p> <p>This is a working session on what that means for a company that is not in the S&P 500.</p> <p>We cover why the supply of public training data has effectively run out...

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  The Real Economics of AI: Subsidies, Commodities, and Where the Money Flows

  Jun 19, 202643 minS0

  <p>A $200 AI subscription can cost the company serving it up to $8,000. <br><br>That single fact opens up the whole hidden economy of the AI boom, and it is the thread we pull on for this episode.<br><br>In this episode of Disruption Intelligence, the Plutus21 team works through the parts of the AI cycle the headlines skip. The subsidy war forcing companies to sell their models below cost. <br><br>The $60 billion acquisition that broke every M&A record for a venture-stage company. Why the model everyone fights over is the most commoditized layer in the stack...

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  The AI Bubble Is Real, but So Is the Efficiency Wave

  May 29, 20261 hourS0

  <p>The loudest pitch in the market right now is that AI changes everything, overnight, forever. Sit inside the businesses actually deploying it and a different number shows up: closer to 18 to 25 percent net efficiency gains, with a meaningful share of tokens spent fixing bugs the AI itself introduced.</p> <p>In this episode of Disruption Intelligence, the Plutus21 team works through the gap between what AI model companies are selling and what their portfolio companies are measuring. They cover the "mythos" model marketing playbook, the frenzy they witnessed firsthand in San Francisco, why they would rather own the companies...

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  AI Infrastructure Is Up 500%. Here's Why We're Short the Rally.

  May 15, 20261h 5mS0

  <p>The AI infrastructure cycle is running at full mania. In this episode we break down the biggest signals from May 2025, make the case for why we are short the rally, and explain exactly where the durable opportunity sits when the cycle turns.</p> <p>Intel is up 500% in 12 months with revenue roughly flat and a valuation at levels not seen since the dot-com peak. We run the valuation math on the short thesis and explain why the incremental buyer is not thinking about price-to-sales. The 3x leveraged semiconductor ETF is now the fastest-growing ETF in history. These are not...

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