
Buffett AI: Building an AI Agent to Think Like Warren | Wharton Online Webinar
The Wharton Applied Value Investing webinar introduced "Buffett AI," an experiment to encode Warren Buffett’s investment logic into an autonomous AI agent. Presenter Brett Kin explained how the project fits within the program’s goal of teaching systematic stock‑selection techniques and highlighted the transition from simple chatbots to sophisticated agentic systems. Kin argued that the current "agentic era" overcomes the stochastic, language‑only nature of earlier large language models. By allowing tool calls to Python, Excel, and APIs, agents can perform deterministic calculations, generate deep research reports, and orchestrate multi‑step workflows through a single button press. This capability is organized via a "skills architecture" that encodes repeatable investment processes. Concrete examples included an agent producing a 17‑page CEO analysis for Boston Scientific and a diagnostic button that evaluates a company against Buffett‑style criteria such as owner earnings and market‑cap‑to‑GDP ratios. The discussion also referenced academic work deconstructing Buffett’s returns into value, quality, and low‑volatility factors, suggesting that his edge may now be replicated with multi‑factor ETFs. The broader implication is that investors can now scale qualitative pattern‑recognition—off‑menu to on‑menu opportunities—while still applying human judgment for validation. If adopted widely, such agents could reshape value‑investing curricula and augment portfolio managers, but they do not eliminate the need for rigorous financial modeling.

Contextual Ads Have Finally Graduated From 'Cookie Backup Plan' Status: Seedtag's Tina Ianacchino
The video features Seedtag’s Tina Ianacchino explaining how contextual advertising has evolved from a mere cookie‑loss safety net into a sophisticated, data‑driven solution. She introduces the company’s NeuroX platform, which layers neuroscience‑based insights onto traditional contextual targeting to read human...

Even if This War Were to End Today, What Sort of System-Wide Effects Are Already Locked In?
Energy experts warn that the impacts of the current conflict on global oil and energy systems are effectively locked in, even if hostilities ceased immediately. Analysts differ mainly on the timing and severity of those effects, but agree the disruption...

Michael Burry's 1999 2.0 Warning: Stock Market About to Crash?
Michael Burry has warned that today’s stock market resembles the late-1990s dot-com bubble, with prices climbing faster than underlying economic strength. The video’s host echoes that concern, noting strong corporate earnings have propped up markets but warns a slowdown in...

AI Dev 26 X SF | Anush Elangovan: Impact of AI on Software
Anush Elangovan opened the AI Dev 26 x San Francisco session by declaring that artificial intelligence is compressing software‑innovation timelines from decades to mere weeks. He framed the discussion around a "K‑shaped" future of engineering, where systems‑level thinking, judgment and problem...

Leading Through Transformation: Bob Sternfels on Leadership, AI, and the Next Generation at McKinsey
The video features Bob Sternfels, McKinsey’s global managing partner, in a candid conversation about personal habits, leadership philosophy, and the firm’s evolving culture as it celebrates its centennial. Sternfels shares how his daily routines—early‑bird wake‑ups, morning workouts, and analog note‑taking—shape...

DeepIntent’s Natalie Mancuso: Healthcare CTV Drives Better Performance Than General Online Video
DeepIntent’s Natalie Mancuso explains how the company is reshaping pharmaceutical advertising by using connected‑TV (CTV) as an identity‑driven awareness channel rather than a generic, panel‑based medium. By matching CTV impressions to individual identifiers—NPIs, HEMs, IP devices and household signals—the platform...

SF Fed’s Mary C. Daly on Economic Shocks, Inflation, and Monetary Policy
In a recent Hoover policy panel, San Francisco Fed President Mary C. Daly examined how policymakers assess economic shocks and decide whether to look through or react. She argued that the traditional split—identifying a shock as supply‑ or demand‑driven and judging its...

The IMF’s Kristalina Georgieva on Energy Prices, Inflation, and AI
The International Monetary Fund’s managing director Kristalina Georgieva addressed a Europe‑Gulf forum in Greece, highlighting how soaring energy prices, persistent inflation and the rise of artificial intelligence are reshaping the global economy. She underscored a new multipolar reality where Europe...

The Secret to AI Pre-Call Planning
Sales leaders often use AI to prepare for first-time client meetings, but generic outputs typically regurgitate public sources like Wikipedia and recent news. The recommended approach is to prompt AI to role-play as the account executive tasked with winning the...

Cattle and Grain Markets Hit Multi-Year Highs but Uncertainty Demands Hedging Strategy Now
Cattle and grain prices have climbed to multi-year highs—feeder and fat cattle near record levels and corn, soybeans and wheat trading at levels not seen in over two years—driven largely by geopolitical headline risk and domestic supply tightness. Analysts urge...

Cutting Rates Won't Work
The video argues that while the Fed can technically cut rates, it can no longer stimulate the economy by doing so because the neutral interest rate (R*) has risen and the policy rate is constrained by the zero lower bound....

3 Things Saved America From Debt in 1946... All 3 Just Reversed.
Publicly held U.S. debt has topped 100% of GDP for the first time since 1946, rekindling comparisons to the post‑World War II era but with a crucial difference: the three structural tailwinds that enabled rapid debt reduction then have reversed....

United CEO Scott Kirby Speaks at Medill
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby told a Medill audience that storytelling and communications are not optional add-ons but foundational to building a strong company and brand. He argued against treating communications as an ROI line item, saying consistent, broad investments...

Victoria Beckham: From "Celebrity Brand" To Global Luxury Business | #FTLuxury
Victoria Beckham discussed the evolution of her eponymous label, emphasizing its shift from a celebrity‑driven name to a respected global luxury house. After two decades of building fashion and, more recently, clean‑beauty lines, the brand now projects $170 million in revenue...

Why Advisors Are Pivoting to Managed Futures & Thematics
Advisors are increasingly pivoting to managed futures and thematic ETFs as traditional diversification has faltered this decade—bonds are down while equities remain elevated and inflation fears persist. Andrew Beer’s IMGP DBI managed futures ETF (DBMF) has seen assets surge from...

The Hormuz Effect: Why Supertanker Volumes Dropped 36% & Stocks Are Sliding
The episode examines how the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz has reshaped the global supertanker market, focusing on a 36% drop in very large crude carrier (VLCC) volumes and the subsequent softening of freight rates. It breaks down...

The Dangers of Leverage in a Slumping Farm Economy
Market technician Trent Klarenbach told Jesse that inflation-adjusted farmland values in Iowa have been falling for two years and Saskatchewan is showing similar technical signs with about a two-year lag, suggesting a potential multi-year pullback reminiscent of the 1980s farm...

Global Ivey Day 2026: Purpose-Driven Governance
At Global Ivey Day 2026 a panel of business-school leaders and practitioners—moderated by Eric Sarvala and featuring Coro Strandberg, Mona Malone, Wana Bronzai and Ducia—debated purpose-driven governance and how companies can embed social and environmental purpose at the core of...

Why Is the Stockmarket Ignoring Reality? | The Economist
Global equity markets have rallied strongly in recent weeks, with investor optimism reaching levels last seen during the late-1990s dotcom boom, despite an ongoing Iran-related energy shock that has tightened supplies and disrupted supply chains. Corporate earnings have been robust...

How Do You Actually Buy a Business? I Am Going to Teach You in 3 Days.
MSM Live pitches a three-day virtual crash course that teaches practical business acquisition skills aimed at Main Street-sized deals, contrasting itself with traditional MBAs. The program is billed as instructor-led by practitioners with 150 years of combined acquisition experience, access...

Stable Ronaldo Ranks The Hottest Streamers Right Now | RE-RANK
In a Complex 'Rerank' segment, rising streamer Staple Ronaldo joins host Jordan Rose to reassess the outlet’s top-10 streamers, debating influence, reach and creative impact. They affirm Speed’s top spot for his household-name status and global IRL appeal, place Kai...

Why Hasbro Isn't Making Live Service Games
Hasbro has publicly explained why it is steering clear of live‑service games, opting instead for more conventional, single‑player or board‑style titles. The company’s leadership highlighted the massive capital outlay—often exceeding $100 million—required to develop a live‑service shooter or mobile hit, and...

AI-Powered Lead Gen: The New Way Multi-Location, Franchises and Global Companies Scale
In a webinar led by Neil Patel with NP Digital colleagues Matt Santos and William Kramer, speakers argued that AI is reshaping lead generation for multi-location, franchise and global brands and that firms must rebuild systems to scale reliably. They...

Ghana Hopes to Attract Investors After €3 Billion IMF Bailout Ends • FRANCE 24 English
Ghana’s three‑year, €3 billion IMF programme has officially concluded, and the government is now pitching the country as a more stable investment destination after navigating its deepest economic downturn in decades. During the programme, inflation fell to below 4 %, the cedi regained...

ASEAN and China Must Make Trade Work, Says SM Lee in Guangxi
Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong urged China and ASEAN to sustain and deepen trade ties despite rising security-driven trade restrictions, saying partnerships must be shaped to deliver mutual economic and human benefits. Speaking in Guangxi, a key gateway to Southeast...

You're Using /Goal Wrong (This Way Will Make More Money)
The video explains how to use and upgrade the /goal (slash-goal) command across autonomous agents like Hermes, Codeex and OpenClaw to automate and scale business work. The presenter demonstrates defining clear ‘definition of done’ outcomes, running safe overnight operator loops...

How to Get to $1M With 4 Clients a Month
Speaker lays out a practical blueprint for hitting $1 million in revenue by serving a small number of high-ticket clients—illustrated with a four-client model at $25,000 per engagement—and emphasizes designing offers with outsized perceived value, faster deliverables, and immediate small...

Heart of Glasswing
AI model Claude Mythos (a.k.a. Glasswing) has been given early access to a dozen major vendors, large enterprises and some open-source projects to scan internal codebases for vulnerabilities, producing an influx of far more findings than teams expected. The guests...

A Framework for US-Japan Cooperation in the Arctic
Atlantic Council experts and US and Japanese specialists convened to outline a concrete framework for US–Japan cooperation in the Arctic as geopolitical competition and climate change rapidly deepen the region’s strategic salience. Panelists warned that Russia’s militarization and diversion of...
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[FULL] AI HEADLINE NEWS 22:00 (2026-05-19)
South Korea's President hosted Japanese Prime Minister Sai Takaii in Andong, where the leaders pledged to hasten efforts to restore Middle East stability, deepen Japan–South Korea cooperation on supply chains and energy, and reaffirm trilateral ties with the U.S. Washington...

Marimaca Copper (TSX:MARI) - Tier-One Discovery Potential Alongside MOD Growth
Marimaca Copper (TSX:MARI) outlined its progress on the Pamper Medina oxide‑sulfide system in northern Chile and provided an update on the MOD development project, positioning the company for a potential tier‑one copper discovery. Recent drilling revealed a continuous, high‑grade mineralized zone...

Axonius CEO Joe Diamond Says Reaching $200 Million ARR Is ‘Defining Milestone’
Axonius announced it has surpassed $200 million in annual recurring revenue and has appointed Joe Diamond as its permanent CEO after serving as interim. Diamond highlighted the company’s 100% growth over the past two years and said AI adoption and...

Torq CEO Ofer Smadari Explains How Jit Acquisition Will Boost Agentic Security
Torque announced the acquisition of JIT to launch the first enterprise AI security operations center context graph, aiming to unify alerts across vendors into a single, intelligence‑rich view. The integration adds a layer that maps relationships among assets, users and contractors,...

Management Diaries: What’s New at Apartmentalize 2026 | Elizabeth Ambacher, Clark Ebbert
The Management Diaries podcast episode previews Apartmentalize 2026, the National Apartment Association’s flagship conference for multifamily professionals. Hosts Denil Doyle, NAA’s Elizabeth Ambacher and education director Clark Ebbert explain how the event’s agenda reflects current industry priorities and where the...

30 Yr Bond Rate Just Hit 2007 Levels
U.S. Treasury yields surged last week, with the 30-year bond climbing to 5.189% — the highest since July 2007 — while the 10-year rose to about 4.6% and the 2-year to roughly 4.1%. The jump reflects investors dumping bonds amid...

“People Are Afraid to Spend”: War Pushes Lebanon’s Economy to the Brink | DW News
DW News reports that the ongoing war in Lebanon is pushing the country’s already fragile economy to the brink, as fear of violence is making households and businesses alike reluctant to spend. The conflict has sharply reduced consumer confidence, with many...

Twitter's CEO Banned Cross-Team Approvals. Here's What Happened Next. #podcast #shorts
Twitter CEO Elon Musk scrapped the company's cross‑team approval maze, instituting a "bias to yes" framework that lets only a direct manager—or legal when law or privacy is at stake—to block initiatives. The move mirrors Jeff Bezos' Amazon practice of...

Scam Sites
Scammers are building fake websites that impersonate legitimate financial advisors by using real registered representatives’ names and linking to their FINRA BrokerCheck profiles, while substituting fake photos and promoting fraudulent crypto and stock schemes. These sites have already stolen millions...

Cold Peace: Engaging DPRK to Reduce Risk and Threat | The Impossible State
The episode focuses on Victor Cha’s “Cold Peace” concept, which urges Washington to abandon the unrealistic demand for immediate North Korean denuclearization and instead pursue risk‑reduction engagement that mirrors arms‑control frameworks. The hosts—former diplomats and policy experts—argue that U.S....

The BEST Way To Scale Meta Ads (From $300M Ad Spend)
Ben Heath, founder of Heath Media, outlines his proven framework for scaling Meta (Facebook and Instagram) advertising. He highlights a track record of spending over $300 million on campaigns, generating more than $1.2 billion in client revenue, and serving 5,000+ businesses worldwide....

Why Your Content Budget Keeps Getting Rejected (And What Pitch Works) | Rose-Colored Glasses
A content leader at a healthcare tech firm lost budget despite strong audience engagement because he asked for more traditional content or campaign-style metrics that executives already measure and discount. The real problem executives sense is brand fragmentation across channels...

Ask For Help
The episode centers on the simple yet powerful practice of asking for help, framed through the Working Genius model. Hosts argue that when a task drains our joy, the optimal response isn’t more training but delegation to someone whose genius...

Real Conversations | Markets, the Economy & the Global Risk Landscape W/ Jim Rickards
Jim Rickards opened the conversation by warning that the world faces a genuine global dollar shortage, not the sensationalist "debasement trade" narrative of an imminent dollar collapse. He emphasized that discussions about reserve currencies often miss the fact that foreign...
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All-in-One Model for Underwriting - Guide to Getting Started [New]
The video introduces the All‑in‑One underwriting model (version 0.9) — a long‑evolved, modular Excel/acrobat workbook with decades of iterative updates and extensive tutorial support. It explains the model’s structure, including color conventions (blue = required inputs, orange = estimated values...

Behind the Numbers: Are You Taking Fraud Seriously Enough?
UK fraud is surging in both volume and scale, prompting a government three-year plan that shifts more responsibility onto businesses — including new criminal liability for failing to prevent it. Experts say prosecutions have historically been too few, making fraud...

7 Characteristics of Good Leadership
الفيديو يعرض سبع صفات أساسية للقيادة الفعّالة مستخلصة من أبحاث القيادة الكلاسيكية، القيادة التحويلية، والذكاء العاطفي: الشخصية (الصدق والتواضع والنزاهة)، امتلاك رؤية واضحة، مبادرة التحرك، تحفيز الأفراد بشكل فردي، الذكاء العاطفي (الوعي الذاتي والتنظيم الذاتي والتعاطف)، اتخاذ القرارات الحاسمة، والقدرة...

Leading Teams at Google, Apple, Amazon, Gong, Yelp, and More
The speaker recounts starting in a high-pressure cold-calling sales job at 16, pitching homeowners on mortgage refinancing and enduring frequent rejection. Through persistence she learned practical sales skills—rapport-building, energetic delivery, pacing, and using humor—to turn initial failures into consistent wins...

The AI Economy’s New Career Ladder
AI's growth is reshaping the U.S. career ladder by boosting demand for infrastructure workers—fiber technicians, electricians and other skilled blue‑collar roles that don't require four‑year degrees. AT&T says it has hired roughly 10,000 technicians recently and is building fiber rapidly,...

How I Farm Money On The App Store Using AI (You Can Too)
In the video, creator KBF demonstrates a step‑by‑step workflow that uses generative AI to research app ideas, write code, debug, and automate App Store submission, turning the process into a repeatable revenue stream. He leverages Claude, Neo, and custom prompts...