OpenAI December 2022

With the impending tide of human-vs.-machine moments, it’s existential that we avoid feeling useless. The Dali Lama nailed this idea that automation threatens the feeling of being “needed” in his 2016 NYT op-ed: 

“This helps explain why pain and indignation are sweeping through prosperous countries. The problem is not a lack of material riches. It is the growing number of people who feel they are no longer useful, no longer needed, no longer one with their societies.” 

"In the land of Wall Street,
where the money's so sweet

There once was a man, with a very sharp mind
His name was Warren Buffett, and he was quite a find

He knew that the key to success, was to look for a deal
A company that's undervalued, and has plenty of appeal

He'd carefully study their finances, their assets and their worth
And if he found a company that met his high standards
He'd buy up a big stake, and hold onto it for years

This approach, known as value investing, proved to be just right
Buffett outperformed the market, day and night

So if you want to be a success on Wall Street, my friend
Follow in Warren's footsteps, and your wealth will never end!"

Men & Machines together make the most money.
#ValueMachinesFund

#OpenAIchat prompt "Explain value investing and Warren Buffett in the style of Dr. Seuss"