Garry Kasparov’s book ‘Deep Thinking’ [1] is brilliant and full of insights for the machine Intelligence seeking world.

This is the vision paper I wrote and published in SSRN on Nov 16, 2017. Early next year we release the code of AlphaBlock Smart Contract on Github. Have a great Christmas. Abstract As intelligence moves from arbitrary and erratic patterns of human discretionary knowledge-building toward a more systematic and organic AI, there is a…

Electrons when observed passing through two slits behave like particles and when left unobserved show wave interference like a ripple action in a pond. Why electrons calm down and get into a meditative state somehow obliging the observer is a quantum mystery, which has its roots back in 1901 when Max Planck [1] first used…

I wrote this feature on 8 April 2010. A lot has changed since then but challenging Mandelbrot remains a Herculean task. Abstract Ralph N. Elliott wrote the wave principle in 1938. In 1975 Benoit B Mandelbrot coined the term fractal and in 1982 published his ideas in ‘The Fractal Geometry of Nature’. The book brought…

“We learn from history that we do not learn from history,” these famous words of George Bernard Shaw are a befitting reality for mankind.

Modern finance is built on linear regression. Hence Asness’s textbook use of linear regression is brilliant because simplicity is powerful. He uses Aristotelian logic to elegantly bring out the information content buried in hedge fund performance.

As intelligence moves from arbitrary and erratic patterns of human discretionary knowledge-building toward a more systematic and organic AI, there is a need for a new market mechanism to validate, distribute, and reward intelligent processes.