AI diagnosed @ethanmonkhouse with mild OCD by analyzing the placement of objects in his photos over time. No prompting. No medical history. Just pattern recognition across his digital footprint. We're entering an era where machines understand us better than we understand ourselves—through signals we don't even know we're sending.

When you test your own AI on yourself and it reveals childhood trauma you've never discussed publicly, you realize we've crossed a threshold. @ethanmonkhouse's experience with his own AI platform raises profound questions about privacy and what we can unknowingly reveal about ourselves.

The 2028 election will see an explosive use of AI to create hyper-personalized ads and messaging to individual voters. New episode out today with @RyanNewYork

🧵 THREAD: 1/2 The current AI-driven shifts in the market are enabling us to better understand three 'dimensions of change’: 1. Change in human activity, in terms of population movements, income shifts, and employment levels. 2. Change in environmental signals, meaning land use, weather shifts, climatic change. 3. Change in decision-making. How we make decisions today is vastly different than ten years ago, and it will again be vastly different ten years from now.