Brothers, stop stressing about the 'next breakout sector' and take a look at what the people who understand AI best are betting on. The top minds who left OpenAI are now worth close to a trillion dollars. What they took with them isn’t just their résumés—it’s the answers others don’t even know they need yet. Cross-industry cognitive arbitrage: Leopold’s “nuclear energy” miracle Leopold Aschenbrenner, kicked out of OpenAI at 23, leveraged a single report to secure $5.5 billion, going all-in on nuclear power and fuel cells. Forget financial reports, look at the power meter: He doesn’t understand energy policy, but he knows how much electricity it takes to train the next-gen models. Dimensionality reduction: While traditional analysts were crunching model numbers, he bet on a future where data centers must be located near nuclear power plants. ⚖ Pitfall guide: Zero Shot’s “no-go list” Zero Shot Fund, formed by ex-OpenAI employees, only has $100 million under management, but their “do-not-invest list” is worth even more: Bearish on no-code programming: They know foundational models will soon erode the moat of these tools. Avoiding fake demand: Knowing which paths are dead ends is more important than knowing who will win. Would you rather follow the 'stock gods' into blue-chip stocks, or follow this group of 'AI mafia' into those seemingly niche energy/infrastructure plays? Let’s talk in the comments—where do you think the next big 'money-burning' gap will be? #AIInvesting #OpenAI #Leopold #Web3 #EnergyStocks #InvestmentLogic #CognitiveArbitrage