+AI & ROI How +AI Changes the Structure of Demand Discussions around AI often focus on productivity gains or cost reductions. However, a more important and less discussed effect of +AI lies in how it transforms the structure of ROI (Return on Investment) itself. The key insight is simple but powerful: +AI primarily reduces the denominator of ROI — the Investment. This structural shift has consequences far beyond efficiency gains. +AI Shrinks the Investment Side of ROI ROI is defined as: ROI = Return / Investment Most technological progress attempts to increase the Return . +AI, however, does something different: • It dramatically lowers initial costs • It reduces human labor requirements • It eliminates the need for large-scale upfront infrastructure in many domains As a result, projects that previously failed to meet ROI thresholds suddenly become viable. This is not optimization at the margin — it is a redefinition of who can participate . Lower Investment Does Not ...

This article reflects my personal views and interpretations of current economic and technological trends.  It is not a statement of established facts, nor a prediction with certainty, but an attempt to think through possible structural outcomes. The Day This Inflation Ends Inflation feels permanent when you are living inside it. Prices rise, wages lag, and every explanation sounds like an excuse for why things will “stay this way for a long time.” But history is clear about one thing: There is no inflation that lasts forever. The question is not whether inflation ends — it is how it ends, and what replaces it . Inflation Does Not Die Quietly Inflation rarely disappears because policymakers declare victory. It ends when the system that supports it can no longer sustain itself. High prices require three things to persist: 1. Continuous demand 2. Rising or at least stable incomes 3. A financial structure that absorbs higher costs When one of these breaks, inflation does ...