Author: Ben Fraser, President & CIO, Aspen Funds Editor’s note from Peter: Aspen Funds is one of our sponsor partners. We asked them to share how they think about where to put capital when the economy is unpredictable. Their core business is real estate private credit, which is worth understanding whether or not you ever invest with them. As always, this is education, not a recommendation. Do your own due diligence. Here’s their take. Full disclosure at the end of the post. When the economy is unpredictable and tumultuous, a few things happen. The stock market (and retirement accounts) can…
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Meta’s new AI agent can send the email, book the trip, and keep working after you close the app. That is the pitch for Muse, a personal AI agent Meta announced on September 8, 2026. It runs at muse.ai and in iOS and Android apps, and you can also message it in WhatsApp. This guide explains what Muse is, how it differs from a regular AI chat, what it can help physicians with, and what to check before trying it. Disclaimer: While these are general suggestions, it’s important to conduct thorough research and due diligence when selecting AI tools. We…
This post is sponsored by InCrowd. The framing and opinions are ours, as always. Links marked as partner links support PIMD at no cost to you. A while back a physician friend of mine forwarded me an email and asked, “Is this legit or not?” It was an invitation to a paid physician survey. Fifteen minutes, a few hundred dollars, questions about how he chooses between two medications for a condition he treats every day. He wasn’t asking whether he could spare fifteen minutes. He was asking whether it was worth his attention, and whether there was a catch. That’s…
Tell me if this sounds familiar. You’ve had a business idea rattling around for months. Maybe it’s a course, a consulting gig, a real estate fund, or something AI-related that didn’t even exist two years ago. The idea part feels exciting. The money part feels like a black box. Here’s the thing. Medicine isn’t the guaranteed path to financial security it used to be, and more doctors are building something on the side. That’s awesome. But the first year of any business is bumpy, and most of the bumps are financial. This isn’t a monthly money to-do list. It’s the…
Imagine handing off a task, closing your laptop, and having the work continue without you. That is what Grok Bot is built to do. It is an AI agent from xAI (also called SpaceXAI) that launched in beta on August 11, 2026. It is not the same as the Grok chatbot. It is a separate app with its own usage allowance. This guide covers what it is, how it differs from a regular AI chat, what it can help physicians with, and what to check before trying it. Disclaimer: While these are general suggestions, it’s important to conduct thorough research…
Have you seen those trending AI recreations of famous movie scenes and music videos? They keep getting more realistic. You watch one, and a few seconds in you’re wondering what’s truly “real” nowadays. That’s a deepfake, or close to it: video, images, or audio made with AI to look or sound like a real person doing or saying something they never did. And the old gut check doesn’t work anymore, because the AI keeps getting better. A UCLA team went after that problem from an unusual angle. In a study published in eLight in September 2026, the researchers built a…
Investing in a blog can take several forms, depending on an investor’s capital, expertise, and objectives. An investor may purchase an established site with existing traffic and revenue, acquire a minority stake in a content company, provide funding for a publishing business, or build and monetize a blog from the ground up. These approaches involve different levels of control, operating responsibility, and risk. Buying an established property may offer immediate cash flow, while creating a new one generally requires a longer period of development before it produces meaningful returns. A blog should be evaluated as an operating digital asset rather…
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Why Blogging Still Has Income Potential Learning how to make money blogging in 2027 will require more than publishing random articles and waiting for traffic. Successful bloggers will build trusted brands around specific audiences, useful expertise, and consistent solutions. The opportunity remains strong because people still search for advice, comparisons, tutorials, and recommendations before making decisions. Seven-figure entrepreneurs rarely depend on one income source. They create a focused content business that can generate revenue through several complementary channels. The key is to build genuine value first and monetize attention responsibly. Choose a Profitable, Specific Niche Start with a topic where…
Every AI tool you’ve used stops working the moment you stop typing. You ask. It answers. Then it waits for you to come back. Dots don’t wait. OpenAI introduced them on September 29, 2026, at its DevDay event, and they keep working in the background after your conversation ends. A dot remembers what you asked for last week. It keeps the work moving while you’re off the clock. And it checks in when there’s a decision that actually needs you. And before you think that it’s just another feature or setting that doesn’t truly scratch an itch, this might actually…