Talks · Team programs · Long-term work
Talks, team training, and advisory for organizations putting AI to work. Start with what your team needs to understand, learn, or do differently.
Cornell Economics PhD · Former Tencent AI leader · Early Statsig team, later acquired by OpenAI · 200+ public conversations
PODCASTS & CREATOR INVITATIONS
Explore possible topics, past episodes, and a ready-to-use host kit. Program invitations are separate from commercial work.
Open the creator pageORGANIZATIONS & LONG-TERM WORK
Keynotes, fireside conversations, and panels on what AI changes, AI-native work and talent, building reliable systems, organizational judgment, and career value.
Most useful when you can name who is in the room and what should change for them afterward.
For engineering and non-engineering teams: use a mature course when it fits, and add company-specific cases or a full redesign only when the work requires it. Selected public team trainings and internal sessions include Tencent, Meituan, Xiaohongshu, DoorDash, and Pinterest.
Best when a team needs to move from discussing AI to changing how work actually gets done.
A focused session or internal conversation can clarify one important product, AI, data, growth, or organizational decision before a team commits to a larger project.
Organization sessions start at $2,000. Long-term advisory or investment conversations can also begin here; all remain separate from editorial coverage.
For planning: organization sessions start at $2,000; AI Builders can be purchased by the seat; fully custom enterprise programs start at $100,000. The enterprise page publishes the complete pricing ladder and a team procurement brief. I do not offer paid consulting to individuals—join the free community and ask there instead. Talks are scoped separately; editorial invitations are never priced or bundled here.
HOW I THINK ABOUT FIT
The clearest outreach says what should become possible, for whom, and why this is the right moment.
I do not sell scripted endorsements or coverage of products I have not reached an independent view on.
Client, advisory, and investment relationships do not buy editorial access. If they are relevant to public content, they are disclosed.
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