Show HN: I made 25 tech predictions and mass-published them
I did something that might be incredibly stupid.
I made 25 specific predictions about what will happen in tech over the next 6 months — and published all of them with deadlines before I could chicken out.
Not vague "AI will grow" predictions. Specific, falsifiable claims like:<p>Medical AI will face mandatory safety requirements within 18 months (regulatory signals are screaming)
There's a ~6 month window in AI infrastructure before consolidation locks out new entrants
Browser agents hit mainstream faster than current discourse suggests<p>Each prediction has a confidence score, a hard deadline, and what would prove me wrong.
Why would I do this?
Because I'm tired of pundits making unfalsifiable claims and retroactively declaring victory. "I predicted crypto would struggle" — okay, when? By how much? What counts as struggling?
So I'm doing the opposite. Public predictions. Specific deadlines. No editing after the fact.
The first verification check runs January 24. I'll publish results whether they make me look smart or completely delusional.
A few already make me uncomfortable — some have conviction scores above 75%, which feels overconfident for 6-month horizons. But that's the point. If I'm not risking being wrong, I'm not actually predicting anything.
All 25: <a href="https://asof.app/alpha" rel="nofollow">https://asof.app/alpha</a>
What's your most contrarian take on what happens in tech this year? Curious what predictions HN would make with actual deadlines attached.
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I did something that might be incredibly stupid.
I made 25 specific predictions about what will happen in tech over the next 6 months — and published all of them with deadlines before I could chicken out.
Not vague "AI will grow" predictions. Specific, falsifiable claims like:<p>Medical AI will face mandatory safety requirements within 18 months (regulatory signals are screaming)
There's a ~6 month window in AI infrastructure before consolidation locks out new entrants
Browser agents hit mainstream faster than current discourse suggests<p>Each prediction has a confidence score, a hard deadline, and what would prove me wrong.
Why would I do this?
Because I'm tired of pundits making unfalsifiable claims and retroactively declaring victory. "I predicted crypto would struggle" — okay, when? By how much? What counts as struggling?
So I'm doing the opposite. Public predictions. Specific deadlines. No editing after the fact.
The first verification check runs January 24. I'll publish results whether they make me look smart or completely delusional.
A few already make me uncomfortable — some have conviction scores above 75%, which feels overconfident for 6-month horizons. But that's the point. If I'm not risking being wrong, I'm not actually predicting anything.
All 25: <a href="https://asof.app/alpha" rel="nofollow">https://asof.app/alpha</a>
What's your most contrarian take on what happens in tech this year? Curious what predictions HN would make with actual deadlines attached.