‘The 2028 Global Intelligence Crisis’: Who is author Alap Shah?

The Citrini Research’s “The 2028 Global Intelligence Crisis” has gone viral, giving deep insights into thematic equity and global macro markets by using cross-asset, lateral thinking.

In this different 2028, AI doesn’t just help people do their jobs; it takes them over completely. Citrini Research highlights a move away from the basic hardware race toward “Phase 2” of the AI trade, where the focus lies on operational efficiency and the displacement of high-cost human labor. While corporate margins are expanding through automation and lean structures, there is a growing concern over “Ghost GDP”.

“The 2028 Global Intelligence Crisis” is written by Citrini Research and Alap Shah.

Shah currently serves as Chief Executive Officer of Littlebird in the New York City Metropolitan Area (since September 2024), Managing Partner at Lotus Technology Management in Florida (since March 2011), and Co-Founder & Chairman of Thistle in the San Francisco Bay Area (since April 2013). He previously co-founded Sentieo, an AI-powered financial search platform later acquired by AlphaSense, serving as CEO from December 2011 to September 2020 and as Chairman from September 2020 to May 2022.

He did his graduation in Economics from Harvard University, according to his

LinkedIn profile.

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