The author presents predictions for 2026, focusing on technology and macroeconomic trends. One of the standout forecasts is the substantial growth of the ad business tied to large language models (LLMs), with OpenAI expected to surpass $1 billion in ad revenue within six months. The overall market for LLM ads may exceed $5 billion in its first year. In AI coding, the market is anticipated to grow rapidly, with Cursor and Claude Code projected to reach $5 billion and $15 billion in revenue run rates, respectively. In transportation, Waymo is expected to reach over 1 billion rider-only miles as it expands its services across the U.S., aiming to cover all NFL cities by the end of 2027. The author also predicts significant activity in the financial sector, with prediction market volumes anticipated to surpass $30 billion in a month, driven by institutional participation. Meanwhile, the health sector could see GLP-1 revenue exceed $75 billion, reflecting changing consumer habits and pricing pressures. The labor market may face challenges, with unemployment rates potentially exceeding 5% as AI technologies begin to impact job availability. The author also speculates on political developments, predicting that Trump will initiate a federal housing initiative reminiscent of Operation Warp Speed, though it may be perceived as extreme. Overall, these predictions highlight a mix of technological advancements and socio-economic shifts that could define 2026.