The Grammar of our Economy
Timo HottiCharting the digital territory between Finance and the rest of the Economy.
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The Economy Runs on Promises
Take a Bank of England note, if you happen to own one, out of your pocket and read it. “I promise to pay the bearer on demand the sum of ten pounds.” That sentence has appeared on English banknotes for three centuries. We handle money every...
The Next Customer Is Software
Somewhere in a mid-sized manufacturing company, a few years from now, a piece of software will order forty thousand euros of steel. It will have compared suppliers, negotiated the price, checked the delivery terms and arranged the payment....
The Theft Test
A pickpocket lifts your wallet on the tram. Inside: forty euros in notes, a bank card, a driving licence, and a photograph of your children.
Run the inventory of what the thief now has.
The forty euros are his. He can spend them within th...
The Two Rooms
Ask an AI engineer what context means and you will hear about the window: the instructions, the conversation so far, the documents fetched from the web — everything the model can see at the moment it produces its next word. Enormous effort...
Nobody Decided This
TL;DR — Five forces are pushing the economy toward a world where software agents transact on our behalf, and nobody chose any of them. The economy now generates decisions faster than any human can make them. The cost of machine reasoning...
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Charting the new digital territory between banks and their customers. Principal @ OP Pohjola. Opinions are mine only.
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