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Copyright and Machine Learning

ChatGPT has taken the world in a storm. By various analysts ChatGPT reached 100 million users in just two months making it the fastest growing service in history. The issue however is that OpenAI, a company behind ChatGPT has started charging for their services, while their machine learning models have

Crypto is not dead

Recently, European Central Bank published a blog post that sounded like an obituary to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. In this short text my goal is to argue the contrary with couple of examples from my Fintech class at EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht.  It is a common misconception that cryptocurrencies and the blockchain

War Games and Game Theory

Over the last months many all-around “Linked In experts” cite the results of Game Theory in their calls for solutions in the Russian war against Ukraine. Here I would like to address three common fallacies: The Game Theory on the subject of war and peace is very rich and probably

Covid will become a pandemic

I am playing now with Corona virus data. I have tried simulating various epidemiological models. The only reasonable conclusions at this stage I can make are: a) China started with the quarantine measures way too late.  b) Due to late start with quarantine measures, quarantines in China are still not

The Epilogue

More than five years ago I documented in great detail plagiarism in the PhD thesis of current Serbian Finance minister Siniša Mali. Finally, now, academic standards and the autonomy of the Belgrade University won over political influence – the Belgrade University acknowledged the blatant plagiarism and annulled the thesis. The