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Humanitarian Reform Newsletter
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The assumptions we built aid around

Our choice of infrastructure is a choice about our independence. We apply the principle of independence to where our money comes from. We rarely apply it to the bank that moves the money, the company that holds our records or the satellite that connects our field teams.

Thomas Byrnes •
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AI & Technology Newsletter
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Make AI Disclosure Boring

More than half of employees hide their use of AI and present AI-generated work as their own. That figure comes from a global study led by the University of Melbourne with KPMG, covering…

Thomas Byrnes •
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Humanitarian Reform Newsletter
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2027 Is Already Locked In

I have spent the past month with my eyes where everyone else's are. The tanker fires. The US$100 oil settlement on 23 July. The insurance circulars redrawing the map of the Gulf. It is…

Thomas Byrnes •
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Humanitarian Reform Newsletter
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The damage is already in the ground

AI disclosure: This analysis was produced through MarketImpact's AI-assisted pipeline: automated data collection across multiple sources and languages, with agent-assisted synthesis. All…

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