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On July 13, 17 Nobel laureates including Bernanke, Krugman, and Stiglitz signed an 88-word letter warning that AI could bring economic transformation larger than the Industrial Revolution, but in far less time. Signers also include OpenAI's Sarah Friar, Anthropic's Jack Clark, and Google's Jeff Dean - the people building the technology are now warning about it. Meanwhile, the world's billionaires added $15.1 trillion in wealth this year, with 29 people worth over $50 billion now holding 27 percent of all billionaire wealth.

For 50 years, Washington has held 8,133 tonnes of gold on its books at a fraction of today's market price. One executive order could change that — potentially triggering the largest wealth transfer into gold in modern American history. The last time the U.S. faced this combination of inflation, debt, and monetary pressure, gold climbed 2,300% in the 1970s. Reagan Gold Group's free 2026 Gold Guide breaks down what investors need to know now.

AI data centers have a power problem nobody likes to talk about. A single rack of computers can now use more electricity than an entire office building. One new chip, which looks more like a piece of plywood than a processor, delivers similar performance on a fraction of the power. Tech investing veteran George Gilder says that efficiency gap could decide who wins the next stage of AI. Gilder has identified three companies positioned around this power breakthrough, calling them the Trillion Dollar Triangle.