AI Unlocked

From Complex Concepts to Simple Solutions

Author

John Kardosh

Published

June 21, 2025

What Comes to Mind When You Hear “AI”?

  • Robots and automation?
  • Job displacement concerns?
  • Sci-fi movies and superintelligence?

Let’s explore how our perceptions of AI have evolved over time…

AI Through the Decades

  • 1950: The Foundation

    Alan Turing publishes “Computing Machinery and Intelligence,” introducing the Turing Test as a measure of machine intelligence.

  • 1956: Birth of AI

    John McCarthy coins “artificial intelligence” at the Dartmouth Conference, founding AI as a field.

  • 1957: Neural Networks Begin

    Frank Rosenblatt develops the Perceptron, the first artificial neural network capable of learning.

  • 1965: Early Conversation

    Joseph Weizenbaum creates ELIZA, the first chatbot that could engage in natural language conversation.

  • 1968: Pop Culture Impact

    HAL 9000 in “2001: A Space Odyssey” captures public imagination about AI possibilities and dangers.

  • 1980s: Neural Network Revival

    The backpropagation algorithm revitalizes neural network research after the “AI Winter.”

  • 1997: Strategic Thinking

    IBM’s Deep Blue defeats world chess champion Garry Kasparov, demonstrating AI’s strategic capabilities.

  • 2011: Mainstream Adoption

    IBM Watson wins Jeopardy! while Apple launches Siri, bringing AI to consumers.

  • 2016: Go Champion Defeated

    DeepMind’s AlphaGo defeats world Go champion Lee Sedol, mastering the most complex board game.

  • 2017: Transformer Revolution

    Google publishes “Attention Is All You Need,” introducing the architecture that powers all modern LLMs.

  • 2018-2020: The GPT Era

    OpenAI releases the GPT series (GPT-1, GPT-2, GPT-3), progressively more powerful language models.

  • November 2022: The ChatGPT Moment

    OpenAI releases ChatGPT, making conversational AI accessible to the general public and sparking the current LLM revolution.

ChatGPT in Action

Let’s see ChatGPT in action:

This demonstration shows the conversational nature and capabilities of modern language models like ChatGPT.

Key observations: - Natural language interaction - Context awareness across conversation - Ability to explain complex topics clearly - Real-time reasoning and adaptation

Aims

🧠 Conceptual Insight

Understand the core mechanics of ChatGPT & other LLMs—how they learn, generate responses, and reason.

🛠️ Practical Mastery

Hands-on workflows, advanced prompting, and safety guardrails to integrate these tools into your daily work.

The AI Hierarchy

Interactive exploration of AI technology stack - Generated from manim class: AIHierarchyBuild - RevealJS: 10 interactive slides - Other formats: Consolidated video - Use arrow keys or space to navigate (RevealJS only)

The AI Hierarchy Video

Interactive presentation covering interactive exploration of ai technology stack

Video Details: - Duration: Full scene progression - File size: 1.1 MB - Format: MP4 (consolidated from 10 slides)

Understanding AI Technology

The Challenge: Recognizing This Handwritten Number

Handwritten digit 4

Traditional Programming Approach

def recognize_digit_4(image):  # image is 28x28 pixels
    # Check right vertical stroke (red region)
    right_vertical = 0
    for row in range(5, 25):  # rows 5-24
        for col in range(16, 22):  # cols 16-21
            if image[row][col] > 128:  # bright pixel
                right_vertical += 1
    
    # Check horizontal crossbar (blue region)
    horizontal = 0
    for row in range(11, 18):  # rows 11-17
        for col in range(3, 21):  # cols 3-20
            if image[row][col] > 128:
                horizontal += 1
                
    # Check left vertical stroke (green region)
    left_vertical = 0
    for row in range(6, 15):  # rows 6-14
        for col in range(3, 15):  # cols 3-14
            if image[row][col] > 128:
                left_vertical += 1
    
    # Hardcoded thresholds for each region
    if (right_vertical > 25 and horizontal > 30 and 
        left_vertical > 20):
        return "4"
    
    return "unknown"

MNIST digit 4 with pixel analysis annotations

Legend:

🔴 Right vertical stroke
🔵 Horizontal crossbar
🟢 Left vertical stroke

How do we handle variations?

Problems with our “4” detector:

  • ❌ Different stroke thickness
  • ❌ Rotated or shifted positions
  • ❌ Artistic style variations
  • ❌ Incomplete or broken strokes
  • ❌ Different proportions
  • ❌ Pixel intensity variations

The Reality: 5,842 different “4”s exist just in MNIST alone!

MNIST digit 4 variations

The Scale Problem: Why Traditional Programming Fails

  • We’ve only tackled the digit “4”

  • What about:

    • 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9?
    • Each with thousands of variations?
  • The Math: 5,842 “4”s + 6,742 “1”s + 5,958 “7”s + … = 60,000 total digit variations in MNIST

  • The Reality: Traditional programming completely fails at this scale!

# Just for digit "4" variations:
def recognize_4_style_1(image):
    # Check specific pixel regions...
def recognize_4_style_2(image):
    # Different thresholds...
def recognize_4_style_3(image):
    # More pixel regions...
# ... thousands more functions

# Now repeat for digits 0-9
# Each digit needs thousands of variations
# = Tens of thousands of functions
# = COMPLETELY IMPOSSIBLE

# Plus: what about handwriting styles
# we haven't seen before?

Neural Networks Explained

Step-by-step neural network explanation - Generated from manim class: NeuralNetworkExplained - RevealJS: 34 interactive slides - Other formats: Consolidated video - Use arrow keys or space to navigate (RevealJS only)

Neural Networks Explained Video

Interactive presentation covering step-by-step neural network explanation

Video Details: - Duration: Full scene progression - File size: 5.2 MB - Format: MP4 (consolidated from 34 slides)

Neural Network Training and LLMs

From training basics to large language models - Generated from manim class: NeuralNetworkTrainingAndLLMs - RevealJS: 38 interactive slides - Other formats: Consolidated video - Use arrow keys or space to navigate (RevealJS only)

Neural Network Training and LLMs Video

Interactive presentation covering from training basics to large language models

Video Details: - Duration: Full scene progression - File size: 7.5 MB - Format: MP4 (consolidated from 38 slides)

Prompt Engineering

The “Quick Question” Approach

“How do I beat the S&P 500 over the next 10 years—with AI disrupting everything and deglobalization breaking supply chains faster than I break my New Year’s resolutions?”

What kind of response would you expect from ChatGPT?

ChatGPT’s Actual Response*

ChatGPT

GPT-4

How do I beat the S&P 500 over the next 10 years—with AI disrupting everything and deglobalization breaking supply chains faster than I break my New Year’s resolutions?

Beating the S&P 500 over the next decade—especially in a world shaped by AI disruption, deglobalization, and macroeconomic volatility—requires bold thinking, targeted risk, and adaptability. You won’t win by doing what everyone else is doing. Here’s a structured approach to stack the odds in your favor:

⚔️ 1. Play Where the S&P 500 Can’t

The S&P 500 is market-cap weighted, slow-moving, and overweight in mature giants. Your edge lies in agility and precision.

Tactics:

  • Go small-cap and mid-cap: These are often underexposed to indexes and can move faster.
  • Look beyond the U.S.: Developed Asia (Japan, South Korea), India, and LatAm have tailwinds and better valuations.
  • Sector barbell: Combine AI and frontier tech (hypergrowth) with critical infrastructure (resilient cash flow).

🤖 2. Ride AI Without Drowning in It

AI will eat inefficient firms, commoditize talent, and rewrite business moats. But not all exposure is created equal.

Smart AI Allocation:

  • Picks-and-shovels: Invest in infrastructure—semiconductors (TSMC, ASML, Nvidia still has room), data centers (Equinix, Digital Realty), and power (nuclear, grid tech).
  • Enterprise AI monetizers: Microsoft, Palantir, Snowflake—those who sell AI to businesses, not just hype.
  • Avoid the hype traps: Watch for unprofitable “AI” firms that slap the label on vaporware.

🔗 3. Bet on Deglobalization Winners

As supply chains fragment, the winners are those who control resources, logistics, or regionalized production.

Positioning Moves:

  • Commodities 2.0: Rare earths, lithium, copper, uranium. Not just miners—look at refiners and processors too.
  • Friendshoring plays: Mexico, Vietnam, and Indonesia benefit from the U.S.-China decoupling.
  • Logistics and defense: Invest in shipping (e.g. Maersk), defense contractors, and nearshoring enablers.

💰 4. Deploy Capital More Aggressively Than Index Funds

The S&P 500 can’t think. You can. That means:

  • Concentrated bets: 10–20 positions you’ve researched deeply can outperform a diversified ETF.
  • Tactical hedging: Use puts or inverse ETFs during bubbles or crashes.
  • Valuation discipline: Buy during fear, trim during greed.

📊 5. Alternative Assets Will Outperform in Spurts

The Fed won’t print forever. Real assets will matter again.

Alternatives to Consider:

  • Private credit: High yields and low correlation to public markets.
  • Venture secondaries: Buy into tech darlings pre-IPO at depressed valuations.
  • Real estate with pricing power: Think logistics centers, data centers, farmland.

🧠 6. Leverage AI as an Investor

You’re not just investing in AI—you should invest with it.

Edge-building strategies:

  • Use AI tools to analyze earnings calls, scrape alt-data, and track insider buying.
  • Set up real-time alert systems for macro regime shifts (Fed, CPI, yield curve inversions).
  • Automate your quant filters and backtesting.

🧨 The Uncomfortable Truth

You’ll only beat the S&P 500 by:

  • Taking concentrated, high-conviction positions.
  • Going where the market is inefficient.
  • Having the courage to buy when everyone else is scared—and sell when they’re greedy.
  • Updating your thesis fast as the world changes.

If you want, I can help design a high-conviction, thematic 10-year portfolio that captures these trends—with some optional hedging layers. Want to go that route?

*Neither OpenAI nor the presenters endorse or recommend this investment strategy. This response is provided for demonstration purposes only.

The Well-Crafted Version

👤 Context: “I’m a 45-year-old investment manager with 20 years of experience managing a $50M portfolio. I’ve historically focused on traditional value investing but recognize that macro trends are reshaping markets faster than ever.”

📋 Details: “Current constraints: 10-year investment horizon, moderate risk tolerance (max 25% drawdown), $5M available for new positions. Key concerns: AI disruption across industries, supply chain reshoring due to deglobalization, potential inflation from geopolitical tensions.”

🎯 Goal/Intent: “I want to develop an investment strategy that can outperform the S&P 500 by 2-3% annually over the next decade while adapting to these structural changes.”

📄 Format: “Please provide: (1) Three specific investment themes with rationale, (2) Sample portfolio allocation percentages, (3) Key risks and mitigation strategies, (4) Quarterly review checkpoints.”

Well-Crafted Prompt Results*

ChatGPT

GPT-4

I’m a 45-year-old investment manager with 20 years of experience managing a $50M portfolio. I’ve historically focused on traditional value investing but recognize that macro trends are reshaping markets faster than ever. Current constraints: 10-year investment horizon, moderate risk tolerance (max 25% drawdown), $5M available for new positions. Key concerns: AI disruption across industries, supply chain reshoring due to deglobalization, potential inflation from geopolitical tensions. I want to develop an investment strategy that can outperform the S&P 500 by 2-3% annually over the next decade while adapting to these structural changes. Please provide: (1) Three specific investment themes with rationale, (2) Sample portfolio allocation percentages, (3) Key risks and mitigation strategies, (4) Quarterly review checkpoints.

Here’s a tailored investment strategy structured to address your objectives and constraints:

(1) Three Investment Themes with Rationale

Theme 1: Strategic AI Infrastructure & Enablers

Rationale: The real winners in AI disruption won’t just be application-layer companies but those providing the infrastructure (compute, semiconductors, data centers, power) and adjacent enablers (e.g., cybersecurity, edge computing).

  • Sectors: Semiconductors (AI accelerators, memory), Power infrastructure (grid upgrades, cooling), Data center REITs, Cybersecurity.
  • Representative Holdings: $NVDA, $ASML, $AMAT, $CYBR, $EQIX, $NEE (NextEra Energy for power infra exposure).

Theme 2: Deglobalization & Resilient Supply Chains

Rationale: The shift toward reshoring and nearshoring is creating long-term demand for automation, industrial software, regional logistics, and raw material security.

  • Sectors: Industrial automation, defense, logistics, North American manufacturing, critical minerals.
  • Representative Holdings: $ROK, $LMT, $CP (Canadian Pacific), $LIN (industrial gases), $MP (rare earths), $GE (power grid & aviation).

Theme 3: Inflation-Hedged Structural Real Assets

Rationale: With potential long-term inflation risk, infrastructure, commodities, and niche real estate (e.g., farmland, logistics) offer uncorrelated, yield-generating inflation hedges.

  • Sectors: Infrastructure funds, commodity producers, REITs with pricing power, farmland funds.
  • Representative Holdings: $BIP (Brookfield Infrastructure), $FPI (Farmland Partners), $RGLD (royalty streaming), $PLD (Prologis), commodities ETF (e.g., $DBC).

(2) Sample Portfolio Allocation Percentages (of $5M)

Theme Subsector / Strategy Allocation (%) Allocation ($)
AI Infrastructure & Enablers Semis, data infra, cybersecurity 35% $1.75M
Supply Chain Resilience Automation, logistics, reshoring 30% $1.5M
Inflation-Hedged Real Assets Real estate, infrastructure, commodities 25% $1.25M
Opportunistic / Tactical Sleeve Cash, hedges, special situations 10% $0.5M

(3) Key Risks & Mitigation Strategies

Risk Mitigation Strategy
Overconcentration in AI-related assets Cap single-position exposure to 7%, include diversified ETFs (e.g., $SMH, $HACK).
Inflation spikes hurting tech & growth Offset with inflation hedges (real assets sleeve, TIPS, energy exposure).
Geopolitical shock / supply chain disruptions Avoid direct exposure to high-risk geographies; hold U.S./Canada-centric supply assets.
Recession-driven drawdown Maintain 10% tactical sleeve for flexibility; consider low-beta defensives in downturns.
ESG/political backlash on defense/energy Limit to mission-critical or dual-use tech (e.g., grid modernization, logistics).

(4) Quarterly Review Checkpoints

Quarterly Review Focus Area Questions to Ask / Actions
Performance Attribution Which themes are outperforming/lagging vs. S&P 500? Adjust weights based on fundamentals.
Macro Environment Shifts Are inflation expectations, geopolitical risks, or reshoring trends accelerating or reversing?
Valuation Risk Are current holdings becoming stretched? Trim overvalued positions using EV/EBITDA, PEG.
Innovation Pulse (AI/Tech) Are enabler stocks still benefiting from capex flows? Review earnings/guidance.
Liquidity & Tactical Sleeve Reallocate cash/tactical sleeve into dislocations or trend-confirmed winners.
Risk Exposure Stress Test Backtest 25% drawdown scenarios; apply stop-losses or options-based hedges as needed.

Would you like a spreadsheet or dashboard template for tracking this strategy and quarterly reviews?

*Neither OpenAI nor the presenters endorse or recommend this investment strategy. This response is provided for demonstration purposes only.

The Challenge: The Chicken and Egg Problem

Prompt engineering requires a detailed conception of the problem space and desired response.

What We Often Have:

  • 🤔 Vague sense of what we want
  • 🎯 General goal or outcome
  • 📝 Initial curiosity or question
  • 🌫️ Fuzzy understanding of the domain

What Good Prompts Need:

  • 📋 Specific context and constraints
  • 🎯 Measurable objectives
  • 📄 Desired output format
  • 🔍 Domain expertise to ask the right questions

How do you write a detailed prompt when you don’t yet know what details matter?

The Solution: Meta-Prompting

Have ChatGPT Write Your Prompt

The Meta-Prompt:

“I’m working on [insert your project]. Help me craft the optimal ChatGPT prompt for it. Ask me everything you need to get started.”

What This Does:

  • 🤖 AI becomes your prompt consultant
  • ❓ It asks clarifying questions
  • 📋 Guides you through the structure
  • 🎯 Helps identify what details matter

Why It Works:

  • 🧠 AI knows prompt best practices
  • 🔍 It can identify missing information
  • 📝 It structures your thinking
  • ⚡ Iterative refinement process

Live Meta-Prompting Demonstration*

ChatGPT

GPT-4

I’m working on an investment strategy for navigating AI disruption and deglobalization. Help me craft the optimal ChatGPT prompt for it. Ask me everything you need to get started.

Great — building an investment strategy around AI disruption and deglobalization is ambitious and timely. To craft the optimal ChatGPT prompt, I’ll need to deeply understand your objectives, constraints, and preferred format.

Let’s go through a set of questions to frame this properly:

🔍 1. Objective & Scope

  • What is the goal of this strategy? (e.g., portfolio outperformance, risk mitigation, sector rotation, thematic exposure)
  • Are you focusing on public markets, private equity, VC, or a mix?
  • Over what time horizon are you planning? (short-term, medium-term, long-term)

🌍 2. Investment Universe & Region

  • Are you focused on specific geographies? (U.S., Europe, China, Global, Emerging Markets?)
  • Are there asset classes you want to include or exclude? (e.g., equities, fixed income, commodities, real estate, crypto, alternatives)

📊 3. AI Disruption Themes

  • Which sectors or technologies do you believe will be most impacted by AI? (e.g., automation, chips, cloud, healthcare, education, creative industries)
  • Are you more focused on AI enablers (like Nvidia), adopters, or disrupted incumbents?

🌐 4. Deglobalization Themes

  • Which aspects of deglobalization concern you most? (e.g., supply chain reshoring, tariffs, geopolitical tensions, localization of tech, capital controls)
  • Are you looking to hedge risks or profit from trends like reshoring or protectionism?

💼 5. Risk & Constraints

  • What is your risk tolerance? (e.g., conservative, balanced, aggressive)
  • Are there any ESG, ethical, or regulatory considerations?
  • How often will the strategy be rebalanced or reviewed?

🛠️ 6. Preferred Output Format

  • What form should the ChatGPT response take? Options might include:
    • A detailed investment memo
    • A screening model or checklist
    • A sector-by-sector playbook
    • A macroeconomic scenario analysis
    • A timeline or roadmap of expected disruptions
    • A Python/Excel script for backtesting

Once I have your answers, I can craft a highly effective and customized ChatGPT prompt — or even a reusable template — for generating and updating your investment strategy. Let’s start with those questions above.

Here are my answers to your questions:

1. Objective & Scope: - Goal: Portfolio performance - Focus: Public markets - Time horizon: Medium-term

2. Investment Universe & Region: - Geographies: No specific geographies - Asset classes: Include all relevant categories

3. AI Disruption Themes: - Sectors: Chips, education, creative industries - Approach: A mixed approach (enablers, adopters, and disrupted incumbents)

4. Deglobalization Themes: - Focus areas: Supply chain reshoring, tariffs, geopolitical tensions - Strategy: Profit from trends

5. Risk & Constraints: - Risk tolerance: Balanced - ESG/ethical considerations: No - Review frequency: Every six months

6. Preferred Output Format: - Format: A sector-by-sector playbook

Perfect — thank you for the detailed inputs. Based on your answers, you’re aiming to build a medium-term, public markets investment strategy that boosts portfolio performance by capitalizing on AI disruption and deglobalization trends, using a balanced risk approach and reviewing it semiannually.

You’re targeting a broad universe with focus on chips, education, and creative industries (across enablers, adopters, and disrupted players), and you want to profit from macro themes like reshoring, tariffs, and geopolitical shifts.

✅ Here’s the optimized ChatGPT prompt tailored to your use case:

“Act as a global macro investment strategist. Build a medium-term, public markets investment playbook organized by sector, identifying opportunities and risks driven by (1) accelerating AI disruption and (2) deglobalization trends such as supply chain reshoring, tariffs, and geopolitical fragmentation. I want a mixed approach that includes AI enablers, adopters, and disrupted incumbents. Focus particularly on semiconductors, education, and creative industries. The goal is to improve portfolio performance while maintaining a balanced risk profile. Include relevant asset classes across geographies. Structure the response as a sector-by-sector analysis including investment thesis, key drivers, representative equities or ETFs, and risks. This strategy will be reviewed every six months.”

Would you like me to run this prompt now and generate the first version of your sector-by-sector playbook? I can tailor it further (e.g. add valuation metrics, integrate macroeconomic assumptions, or include charts if needed).

*This is an actual meta-prompting conversation. Response is provided for demonstration purposes only.

Two Paths to Professional Prompts

🎯 Well-Crafted Approach

“I’m a 45-year-old investment manager with 20 years of experience managing a $50M portfolio. I’ve historically focused on traditional value investing but recognize that macro trends are reshaping markets faster than ever. Current constraints: 10-year investment horizon, moderate risk tolerance (max 25% drawdown), $5M available for new positions. Key concerns: AI disruption across industries, supply chain reshoring due to deglobalization, potential inflation from geopolitical tensions. I want to develop an investment strategy that can outperform the S&P 500 by 2-3% annually over the next decade while adapting to these structural changes. Please provide: (1) Three specific investment themes with rationale, (2) Sample portfolio allocation percentages, (3) Key risks and mitigation strategies, (4) Quarterly review checkpoints.”

🤖 Meta-Prompt Approach

“Act as a global macro investment strategist. Build a medium-term, public markets investment playbook organized by sector, identifying opportunities and risks driven by (1) accelerating AI disruption and (2) deglobalization trends such as supply chain reshoring, tariffs, and geopolitical fragmentation. I want a mixed approach that includes AI enablers, adopters, and disrupted incumbents. Focus particularly on semiconductors, education, and creative industries. The goal is to improve portfolio performance while maintaining a balanced risk profile. Include relevant asset classes across geographies. Structure the response as a sector-by-sector analysis including investment thesis, key drivers, representative equities or ETFs, and risks. This strategy will be reviewed every six months.”

Key Insight: Both approaches produce professional-quality prompts!

Choose based on your expertise level and preference for control vs. guidance.

Grounding GPTs in Reality

The “Current Information” Problem

“What’s the latest on Nvidia’s Q1 2025 earnings and how should this impact my semiconductor investments?”

Remember those LLM limitations we discussed?

Claudes’s Response: Outdated and Uncertain*

Claude

What’s the latest on Nvidia’s Q1 2025 earnings and how should this impact my semiconductor investments?

I don’t have access to Nvidia’s Q1 2025 earnings since my knowledge cutoff is January 2025, and those results would typically be reported later in the year.

However, I can share what was known about Nvidia’s trajectory as of early 2025: The company was riding high on AI demand, with their data center revenue being the primary growth driver. Their GPU chips were essential for AI training and inference, making them a key beneficiary of the AI boom.

For semiconductor investment considerations more broadly:

Key factors to monitor for Nvidia and similar companies: - AI spending sustainability by major tech companies - Competition from AMD, Intel, and custom chips from cloud providers - Geopolitical tensions affecting chip trade, especially with China - Memory and foundry capacity constraints - Automotive and edge AI adoption rates

Portfolio considerations: - Nvidia’s high valuation in early 2025 meant expectations were very elevated - Diversification across the semiconductor value chain (design, manufacturing, equipment, materials) can reduce single-company risk - Consider cyclical nature of the semiconductor industry

I’d recommend checking the latest earnings reports directly and consulting with a financial advisor who can review your specific portfolio and risk tolerance. The semiconductor sector can be quite volatile, and individual company performance can vary significantly even within strong industry trends.

What’s your current exposure to semiconductor stocks, and are you looking at this as a short-term trade or long-term investment?

*Actual Claude response demonstrating training cutoff limitations.

The Results: Grounded, Verifiable Analysis*

Claude Projects: Q1 2025 Investment Research

What’s the latest on Nvidia’s Q1 2025 earnings and how should this impact my semiconductor investments?

Based on Nvidia’s Q1 2025 earnings report and current analyst coverage:

Q1 2025 Key Results: - Revenue: $40.2B (+88% YoY), beating consensus of $38.8B (Nvidia 10-Q, p.3) - Data Center Revenue: $35.4B (+105% YoY), driven by continued AI accelerator demand (10-Q, p.5)
- Gross Margin: 74.2% vs. 73.8% expected, showing sustained pricing power (10-Q, p.8)

Forward Guidance & Implications: - Q2 Guidance: $42.1B revenue (±2%), indicating robust momentum (Earnings Call Transcript, p.12) - Blackwell Deployment: Full production ramp with enterprises scaling deployments (Call, p.8)

Semiconductor Investment Impact:

Immediate Beneficiaries: - Memory Suppliers (Micron, SK Hynix): High-bandwidth memory demand remains strong (Goldman Sachs report, p.15) - Foundry Partners (TSMC): Advanced node capacity fully utilized (JPMorgan analysis, p.22)

Competitive Positioning: - AMD: MI300 series gaining traction but still <10% market share (AMD earnings, cited in GS report, p.18) - Intel Foundry: Struggling to win AI accelerator designs (JPMorgan, p.25)

Risk Factors: - China Revenue: Remained at $2.6B due to ongoing export restrictions (10-Q, p.6) - Customer Concentration: Top 4 customers represent 68% of data center revenue (10-Q, p.11)

Investment Strategy Implications: Given these results, consider overweighting AI infrastructure enablers while underweighting traditional compute players lacking AI positioning. The earnings support continued capex expansion through 2025.

Confidence Level: High (all data sourced from primary documents)

*Example of grounded analysis with source citations. Actual results will vary based on current documents.

Beyond Finance: Broad Applications

📊 Business Strategy

  • Upload reports + market research
  • Get competitive analysis with citations

🏗️ Project Management

  • Upload project plans + status reports
  • Get progress analysis with citations

🎓 Academic Research

  • Upload latest papers in your field
  • Get literature summaries with citations

Key Principle: AI + Current Documents OR Web Search = Grounded Intelligence