He cleared $189,000 in May and sold the company for $80 million in June. Everyone called it lightning in a bottle. Everyone was wrong about how lightning works.
Lightning in a Bottle: The Solopreneur’s Field Guide to the Age of AI
A Species Without a Stop Button
Germany surrendered on May 8, 1945. Trinity was July 16. The reason for the bomb died in the spring and a hundred and thirty thousand people worked straight through the summer. One man quit. We are about to run the same experiment, faster.
The Trillionaire and the Worrier: Who’s Really Building the AI Future
In 1939 Einstein signed the letter that started the clock on the bomb. A man just became the first trillionaire. The one who may matter more runs a company you cannot name, and the technology that could remake everything is the first ever built with no government holding the key.
A Letter to My Brother, Who Isn’t Buying the AI Hype
My brother is waiting until AI is safe, proven, and regulated. He isn't a fool, he's careful. So was every man who waited out the lightbulb, the automobile, and the internet, right up until the world flipped the switch and left him sitting in the dark.
Notes Beyond the Map 