Sequence: Cybernetic Economics / Business Gravity

Main Ideas And Sequence Order

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References

• Soren Larson / hypersoren — Soren’s X account, useful for recent market-structure and applied-cybernetics fragments.
• Soren Larson: Applied Cybernetics — Homepage collecting essays on AI, cybernetics, markets, context, and business strategy.
• The Smart Squeeze — Argues that apps reselling frontier cognition get squeezed between direct lab access and token costs.
• Cybernetic Arbitrage — Claims profits migrate to businesses that own context, sensors, actuators, liability, and feedback loops.
• Illiquid Dark Matter — Explains why operational context is commercially valuable, tacit, and lossy when extracted.
• Outcomes Protocol — Explores outcome-based AI products and the need to own the work loop.
• The price of outcomes — Develops the pricing and liability implications of selling outcomes instead of software access.
• The Bitter Lesson and Hayek’s Revenge — Connects AI deployment to local knowledge, edge context, and Hayekian information constraints.
• Autonomous Commerce — Discusses commerce when agents can transact, select, and act autonomously.
• Dumb Money — Market-structure essay about capital allocation in an AI-saturated environment.
• Durability of Frontier AI — Discusses which parts of frontier AI advantage are durable versus competed away.
• Agent Seeking Honest Work — Essay on where agents can create concrete economic value rather than merely perform demos.
• George: Harness Engineering Is Cybernetics — Thread framing harness engineering as cybernetic system design.
• Harness Engineering Is Cybernetics mirror — Article mirror of George’s argument that humans design the governor once models can sense and act.
• George / MentalGeorge post — Additional cybernetics/economics fragment to review for this sequence.
• OpenAI entrepreneurship report PDF — Industry report on how ChatGPT affects entrepreneurship and small-business workflows.
• OpenAI Privacy Filter — Product/context-control reference relevant to where data, trust, and deployment boundaries sit.
• Fortune on Jamie Dimon, Dario Amodei, cyber freakout — Industry context on enterprise AI, cybersecurity, and executive concern.
• WSJ on US-China AI guardrails — Geopolitical context for AI governance and strategic control.