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Welcome back to another episode of The PropG Pod. I'm living it up on vacation and Bangkok

with my son. So sit back and enjoy part two of our 2023 Predictions livestream.

The tech of the year in 2023 is going to be AI. It's going to be the headline everywhere.

It's going to result in a certain amount of euphoria in history that takes AI-related companies

and stocks, makes them skyrocket. But an interesting way to look at the sustainability of a technology

is through peer-reviewed research or academic articles. And my argument here is it's sustained

release of peer-reviewed research results in a more sustainable technology. Now why

is that? If you look at what happened around crypto or the metaverse, it was massive academic

articles, everyone gets excited. But the thing about peer review, if you look back, what's

more sustainable is when it's peer-reviewed, you're teaching each other. You're writing

an article on AI and then your colleagues from Carnegie Mellon MIT and SMU are also

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