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Learning, Ten Years On
Ten years ago I learnt many things - finance, AI, computer science - by failing at them.
Nov 1
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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October 2026
The Learning Stool: Fundamental, Technical and Practical
“We don’t want concepts!”
Oct 25
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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Shallow, Deep, Strong and Weak AI
I seem to be drawn to what is behind the surface lately. In art, and otherwise.
Oct 18
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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Reflections on the MAS AIRG
The gap between a blank page and thousands of financial institutions.
Oct 11
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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The Envelope of Possibilities
"Alternatively, you wake up and you have no idea what is going to happen today, tomorrow, 6 months or a year later. Ironically, because of this…
Oct 4
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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September 2026
On Bullshit Jobs and AI Safety
Bullshit jobs.
Sep 27
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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Boring Habits and AI
Policy work. Rogue agents. And how they connect to boring habits from work.
Sep 20
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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About one liners, pigeonholes and niches
Pick an area.
Sep 13
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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The Boring Reading List for Learning AI
I get asked what to read to learn AI quite often.
Sep 9
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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Being Artfully Incompetent
Art & Independent Life
Sep 6
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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August 2026
AI and A Simple Life
AI will replace you.
Aug 30
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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AI as a Standalone Risk
Make zero sense. A single unit owning all of it has no levers, leaves gaps, and does not scale.
Aug 25
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Gary Ang (Ming)
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