The hottest Exponential growth Substack posts right now

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Logging the World • 538 implied HN points • 02 Dec 23

🔬 Science Exponential growth

Understanding exponential growth in infection rates can help predict future COVID trends.
Individual growth rates of different strains impact the overall daily growth rate, following a weighted average principle.
Market share of strains, not just reaching a specific percentage threshold, influences overall infection growth.

Keeping up with the overwhelming pace of AI innovation

Entry Level Investing • 77 HN points • 28 Mar 23

🕹 Technology Exponential growth

No business is safe from AI disruption, CEOs need solid AI strategies
Incumbents are reacting quickly to AI innovations to avoid disruption
Investors and engineers feel overwhelmed by the pace of AI innovation, matching this speed with regulatory responses is a challenge

The question is, what is The Question?

Gradient Ascendant • 7 implied HN points • 30 Jan 24

🕹 Technology Exponential growth

The AI industry in 2023 was marked by GPT-4 and widespread panic.
Despite advancements like GPT-4-Turbo, progress in AI has not been as significant as anticipated.
The uncertainty surrounding AI growth poses a crucial global question about the future.

#49: You're Taking the Unabomber's Position

On the Waterfront • 8 HN points • 02 May 23

🕹 Technology Exponential growth

The AI Safety debate is not about now, but a long-term issue due to an accelerating technological progress.
AI Safety advocates face the challenge of regulating rapidly advancing technology, making it a losing battle.
Taking the Unabomber's position means believing in an unavoidable, exponential growth curve of technological progress.

The Inescapable Inequality of Exponential Growth

Theory A : Visualize Value Investing • 4 HN points • 12 Feb 23

💰 Finance Exponential growth

Investments grow exponentially, with even minor rate changes leading to substantial differences over time.
Exponential growth leads to wealth inequality, as those starting earlier accumulate more.
Understanding that inequality is a natural result of exponential growth can help avoid risky decisions driven by envy.

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How To Evaluate Hot Data Trends

Three Data Point Thursday • 0 implied HN points • 07 Sep 23

🕹 Technology Exponential growth

When evaluating data trends, ignore half and try quick tests for the rest.
Composable CDPs are gaining popularity and have practical value for businesses.
Data product managers should adapt to real-time data, utilize external data sources, and manage all data to avoid being overwhelmed.