
Citrini Research
An analyst group focused on the economic impact and risks of advanced AI agents.
About
Citrini Research is an independent analyst group that publishes reports illustrating the potential economic impacts and risks of advanced AI agents. Their work includes hypothetical scenarios, such as one detailing how agentic AI could lead to mass economic disruption over two years through a negative feedback loop.
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- citriniresearch.com
- Founded
- 2023
- Total funding
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- Business model
- B2B
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“Bad NEWs: Researchers estimate DRAM demand could exceed supply by 28.7 exabytes about half the world’s current annual DRAM production. (src: Citrini Research). The main cause is AI.”
View on Reddit“Citrini’s State of the Themes: Phase 2 of the AI Trade. TL; DR The Shift to the Edge: Capital is migrating from centralized compute and mega-cap capex toward on-device inference, edge hardware, and autonomous agent plumbing.”
View on Reddit“Any thoughts on this Citrini Research think piece related to AIs future effects on the economy? “The 2028 Global Intelligence Crisis”. https://www.citriniresearch.com/p/2028gic This paper apparently is the cause of DoorDash, Blackrock and o…”
View on Reddit“Citrini Research 2028 Intelligence Crisis: The Portfolio That Survives Both Worlds. Scenario Outline Article: https://www.citriniresearch.com/p/2028gic This fictitious AI scenario from Citrini Research foresees mass layoffs, collapsing midd…”
View on Reddit“Viral Speculative thought experiment from citrini research shows Indian IT sector & Indian Rupee collapsing.. In the article he argues that the economic costs of AI agents will come down significantly in near future which will cause Indian…”
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