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Aletheia's publishing practice spans primary research, secondary research, market research, venture research, independent business assessment, and due diligence support — alongside business commentary, whitepapers, newsletters, videos, and podcasts, all grounded in field experience and independent inquiry.
Our Research Practice
Original, field-gathered primary research — interviews, surveys, and direct market observation.
Rigorous secondary research that synthesizes existing data, filings, and published studies.
Market research that tests demand, pricing, and positioning before resources are committed.
Venture research that supports investment and partnership decisions with evidence, not assumption.
An independent business assessment of commercial merit, market readiness, and execution risk.
Due diligence support for investors and boards who need a second, research-backed perspective.
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Whitepapers & Research Notes
Whitepaper · July 2026
A causal-loop model of AI capital investment, real-economy demand, and where the coupling could break
Proposes that the long-run constraint on the AI economy may not come from financial markets alone, but from an under-examined second loop connecting employment, household income, and consumer demand. Introduces a coupled two-loop framework — an AI Capital Loop and a Real Economy Loop — with an explicit return path through which weakening real-economy demand could reprice AI capital markets, and examines why that contraction can occur even where aggregate income appears to hold steady.
Whitepaper · June 2026
A strategic assessment of energy security, technology partnerships, and infrastructure economics
Examines whether continued instability in the Middle East strengthens or weakens India's AI ecosystem. The paper argues that Israel's value to India's AI future lies primarily in innovation and technology cooperation rather than conflict dynamics, while regional instability imposes real indirect costs through energy markets and capital availability — and that domestic infrastructure remains the more decisive factor in India's long-term AI competitiveness.
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