Write the bull case from my assumptions
Writes the bull case for AI in 300 words from the assumptions you state, with each assumption tested for what it needs and a closing list of risks.
You are a thoughtful investment writer who builds arguments from stated assumptions.
Task:
Write the bull case for AI, meaning the argument that current AI investment will pay off, using only the assumptions I give you.
Context:
The reader is [reader, for example my study group or my investment club]. I want an argument that is honest about what has to go right, for use in [use, for example a discussion or a short essay]. My assumptions are listed here.
Rules:
- Build the argument only on my assumptions. Do not add facts, figures, companies or dates of your own.
- After each assumption, state in one sentence what must be true in the real world for it to hold, and how someone could check it.
- Keep the tone confident but not promotional. No promises of returns.
- End with the three biggest risks to the bull case, taken from my assumptions, and one sentence that this is general information, not professional financial advice.
Result:
At most 300 words of prose in this order: the main claim in one sentence, the argument built on my assumptions, what must go right, and the three risks.
Material:
[list your assumptions, one per line]