Tesla flying car demo: production not set to start for a few years but still very cool…
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Henri
@Henri
About Me
I've always loved the feeling of opening the mailbox and finding the latest issue of a magazine you've subscribed to for years. Growing up, my favorites were ESPN The Magazine and Architectural Digest. These days, we're constantly sharing videos, photos, and opinions - so why not our own magazines? Qorrum is a platform where anyone can create and share their own monthly magazine, and explore ones made by others. Mine will usually center on cumulative knowledge, major tech developments, and general learnings - though each issue will take a slightly different shape!
Magazines
Posts by Henri
AI happenings October 2026
The big takeaway from the below 3 posts on cybersecurity, math, and banking - AI is having massive impacts on some of the most foundational fields and industries in the world. And it seems the impact will only continue to increase.
Bucket list item - US Open Championship! Takeaways: the food has gotten pretty good (and expensive), bring sunscreen in case your seat is swallowed by the sun, and the difference between winning and losing a tennis match looks pretty marginal:
- An inch off one shot can cost you a tiebreak
- Losing focus for a two minute stretch can lose a set
- Being a few percentage points more consistent can compound into winning the championship or losing in the first round.
Case in point, Zverev won the championship but came two points away from losing his very first match of the tournament!
Software progress 2026 - ChatGPT's new leading model makes some leaps, and Marc Andreesen on how the pace of tech change is about to get much, much faster.
A few takes on the US national debt passing $40 trillion this month (“If something cannot go on forever it will stop…”)
Business & Tech - August 2026
From a colleague on OpenAI's math and computer science achievements this month:
"we are now in an era where some mathematicians will be tasked with understanding and confirming Al generated results. We are making discoveries faster than we can understand them fully."
