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I write about how AI is rewiring work, money and nations.
18 years building technology companies and investing in early-stage startups. I read the lab reports, the research and the numbers, and translate them into plain language.
Tatako: two languages from the first words
A first-words app for families raising a child with two languages: five minutes a day and nothing to read.
Business7 min
About 8,600 American companies raised a first round in nine months of 2026, and AI took 82.7% of the money. Why VC-backed stopped impressing anyone, what earns respect instead, and when a round is still worth taking.
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More postsI'm 43
Founder & father of 4
Building Al education for my kids (they will never go to school)
Looking to connect to other entrepreneurs and passionate people here
Back in 2007, I was 23 and single.
Turns out, the best thing I ever built wasn’t a startup.
Hey @grok, connect me with founders who have a bunch of kids, run startups, and somehow haven’t lost their fucking minds.
Be honest. Do these unicorns even exist?
Looking for camper recommendations for a family of entrepreneurs with 2+ kids.
A giant custom-built truck with an adults-only hot tub on the roof?
Two campers traveling in a convoy, with the kids in the second one?
Essays and breakdowns on work, money, security and power in the age of AI.
All AI essays →What I write about. The number shows how many posts each topic has.
Futurist. Founder. Investor.
Fintech, digital assets, algorithmic trading, aviation: AI is now rewriting every one of those markets, and I would rather understand where it leads than watch from the sidelines.
I invest in AI, fintech and infrastructure. I founded Murblz and built it from 2021 to 2026.
I also write about citizenships, taxes and life in different countries.
Where I work
For journalists and event organizers: bios and portraits are in the media kit.
In every country I watched how adults talk with children and how they raise them. I sorted the standards into categories, saw the same patterns repeat, built the best practices into a system and turned to cognitive processes and psychology. Tatako grew out of that.
Social media.
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