My Most Popular Articles of 2023: A Top Ten List
- Peter Johnson

- Dec 28, 2023
- 4 min read

OpenAI, GPT models, and ChatGPT were clearly the most dominant subject in the top 10 articles I wrote that got the most Medium readers in 2023.
50% of the most popular pieces included GenAI, GPT, and Chatbot in their titles.
The most popular articles were centered around such topics as The Nature of Money, Tokenization, the Payment Methods Graveyard, a comparison between VISA and AMEX, and one of Apple's Fintech moves expected in 2023.
GPT models have brought algorithmic trading to a turning point.
This April article presents a synopsis of the algorithmic trading commerce and potential applications of LLMs (Liquidity-seeking Algorithmic Trading Strategies).
It is being whispered that high-frequency trading firms have acquired and are instructing HP100 NVIDIA graphics processing units.
ChatGPT Enabling Investment Exploration: Patterns and Applications
This article, which was composed in May, featured four Fintechs that had already implemented LLMs for the purpose of investment research.
Moody's and Microsoft have come together to form a GenAI partnership for the period of increasing risk.
Mo is the first chatbot to offer personified investment research. This sophisticated artificial intelligence utilizes natural language processing to provide investors with accurate, comprehensive research that is tailored to their individual needs. The end result is a more efficient, intuitive experience for investors.
Moody's and Morningstar released GenAI-driven solutions for their customers, which were educated using their comprehensive expertise databases. These leading market intelligence providers took on a strategy comparable to that of Bloomberg.
It is still too soon to be able to gauge the effect on their profitability and the responses from their business-to-business customers.
From Chatbots to Social Good: How GPT Models are Enhancing Rural India
An article on the potential of GPT models in multi-language settings and to lessen digital divide gaps has been written by a thought leader. There has been an initial implementation of the Technology Ministry in India and Microsoft. I am of the conviction that projects like these have the capability of having a positive social effect but can also accelerate the digitalization of public services at the same time. I anticipate further collaborations between the public and private sectors to yield more GovTech and GenAI advancement. Management
The five areas of money management are: budgeting, saving, investing, debt management, and tax planning.
One of the writings that I find interesting is one with learnings from the WEF at Davos. It proposes that rather than debating whether Robux, Bitcoin, or some other digital asset is money, there should be an emphasis on what networks can transfer value more effectively and transparently. The suggestion is to accept that there can be a variety of different types of `money` with varied attributes that suit different purposes. Just as Ferguson has said on multiple occasions, the conventional comprehension of Money is not suitable for comprehending the present and the foreseeable digital environment. is a place of desolation where you can see a great variety of payment attempts that have been made in the past.
The Payment methods graveyard serves as a desolate graveyard, showcasing a variety of payment attempts from the past. How can I make more money?
Answering the question: What are ways to increase my income?
What payment methods no longer exist that we can honor as market dynamics and consumer tastes evolve?
Panagiotis Kriaris and Arjun Vir Singh contributed together in this project.
Is it absurd to compare American Express with Visa?
As we monitor the changing payment preferences in different areas, the conventional card networks go on being closely studied and assessed.
Some view the comparison between American Express and Visa as outlandish since AMEX is a bank while VISA is a payment technology company. Others believe the comparison is an appropriate examination of open-loop networks compared to closed-loop networks. Still others regard it as a comparison of high-end and luxurious products and services against those that meet a wider array of business requirements.
The Tokenization Paradigm is being embraced by incumbents and alliances are forming as a result. Innovation is being adapted as part of this movement.
The building of frameworks for tokenizing physical assets is still ongoing, and the recently established Canton Network is receiving attention from this. Nonetheless, it must be remembered that the ongoing confusion over `crypto` regulation in the U.S. is hampering pioneering work within the international financial landscape.
Apple has raised the standard for customer experience in the US.
When Apple initially introduced its Savings account in the Spring.
I find it particularly fascinating to focus on the `hush` concerning the Apple Breakout plan, as well as `my hypothesis` regarding the incorporation of ApplePay with UPI in India./
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