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The AI Front Lines

GTM conversations with founders building the future of AI.

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20 août 2026

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The head of AI who had never heard of an ontology | Rob Buller 20.08.2026

Cyberhill Partners builds and deploys enterprise AI solutions, including Cerebro, an enterprise AI platform Rob describes as AI in a box, and Wolverine, a digital twin product, drawing on eight years of AI work inside the intelligence community. In a recent episode of BUILDERS, we sat down with ⁠Rob Buller⁠ , Chief Executive Officer of ⁠Cyberhill Partners⁠ , to learn how the company is bringing in...

The 90% trust artifact that opened OPAQUE's market | Aaron Fulkerson 17.08.2026

In a recent episode of BUILDERS, we sat down with ⁠Aaron Fulkerson⁠ , CEO of ⁠OPAQUE⁠ , to learn how the company found its market in sovereign AI deployments after discovering that customers would accept 90% verifiability with known gaps rather than waiting for perfect end-to-end confidential computation. Topics Discussed: Why Aaron joined OPAQUE from ServiceNow only after the founders agreed to a...

How Guild AI discovered their real buyers weren't developers — and rebuilt their GTM motion around CIOs and CSOs | James Everingham 17.07.2026

Guild AI is building the infrastructure layer that enterprises need to deploy, manage, and govern AI agents operating inside their systems. Founded by ⁠James Everingham⁠ — a five-time founder who most recently led developer infrastructure at Meta, overseeing a team of more than a thousand engineers — ⁠Guild AI⁠ is solving a problem James watched emerge firsthand inside one of the world's most...

How The Biological Computing Co timed its stealth exit | Alexander Ksendzovsky 19.06.2026

Two months before this conversation, The Biological Computing Co (TBC) was still in stealth. Three years of building, rebranding, and accumulating experimental data — all before showing the world a single thing. In this episode of BUILDERS, we sat down with ⁠Alexander Ksendzovsky⁠ , Co-Founder and CEO of ⁠TBC⁠ , to hear how a neurosurgeon-scientist turned a 20-year research obsession into a commer...

Why EverWorker targets "boring billion-dollar companies" | Anton Antich 07.04.2026

Most AI companies in 2023 raced to own a vertical. EverWorker made the opposite bet — build a horizontal platform that lets anyone create agents for any purpose, no code required. In this episode of BUILDERS, ⁠Anton Antich⁠ , CPO and Co-Founder of ⁠EverWorker⁠ , gets into what it actually takes to sell AI inside enterprises that are stuck between the hype and the reality, why he's making the c...

How Yutori landed enterprise contracts without a sales team by letting prosumer word of mouth do the work | Abhishek Das, Co-CEO at Yutori 02.04.2026

Yutori⁠ is building web agents — AI that can monitor, navigate, and eventually act on the web on your behalf. Their first product, Scouts, launched in beta in June 2024 with one deliberate constraint: read-only web monitoring. No booking, no form-filling, no write actions. Just signal extraction from the open web. That narrow framing, paired with a $25K launch video that went viral on Twitter, dro...

How Cassidy achieved 90% content performance consistency across TikTok and Instagram | Justin Fineberg 04.03.2026

Justin Fineberg⁠ built a 500,000+ follower audience on TikTok and Instagram before launching ⁠Cassidy⁠ , an AI automation platform for non-technical users. By consistently creating content about AI and technology, he turned inbound interest into his initial customer base and market validation. In this episode of BUILDERS, Justin breaks down how he leveraged short-form video to identify product opp...

How Positron AI is driving sales ahead of product | Mitesh Agrawal 20.02.2026

Positron AI is a 2+ year old silicon company targeting decode-heavy AI inference workloads where memory bandwidth, not compute, is the bottleneck. Launching end of 2025/early 2026, their architecture delivers 2TB of on-chip memory capacity versus Nvidia Rubin's 0.4TB—enabling 3-5x better performance per dollar and per watt for reasoning models, code generation, and video generation. In this ep...

Why Radical AI targets markets frozen by innovator's dilemma | Joseph Krause 29.01.2026

Radical AI is building scientific superintelligence—AGI for science—through a closed-loop system that combines AI agents with fully robotic self-driving labs to accelerate materials discovery. The materials science industry has a fundamental innovation problem: discovering a single new material system takes 10-15+ years and costs north of $100 million. This economic reality has frozen innovation a...

Why aiOla targets CFOs — not IT buyers | Amir Haramaty, Co-Founder at aiOla 28.01.2026

aiOla is pioneering speech-to-data technology that transforms unstructured speech into actionable data for enterprise operations. As a serial entrepreneur on his sixth startup, Co-Founder ⁠Amir Haramaty⁠ built ⁠aiOla⁠ after witnessing firsthand how traditional AI implementations fail to deliver ROI in enterprise settings. The company has developed proprietary technology that achieves near-100% acc...

How Parable achieved a 100% POC win rate in enterprise AI sales | Adam Schwartz 16.01.2026

Parable⁠ is building an end-to-end intelligence platform that quantifies how organizations spend their collective time—the foundation for measuring real AI impact. With a thousand data connectors ingesting activity and log data across the enterprise software stack, Parable constructs proprietary knowledge graphs that size opportunities and measure outcomes in hard dollars, not adoption metrics. In...

How Datawizz discovered the chasm between AI-mature companies and everyone else shaped their ICP | Iddo Gino 18.12.2025

Datawizz⁠ is pioneering continuous reinforcement learning infrastructure for AI systems that need to evolve in production, not ossify after deployment. After building and exiting RapidAPI—which served 10 million developers and had at least one team at 75% of Fortune 500 companies using and paying for the platform—Founder and CEO ⁠Iddo Gino⁠ returned to building when he noticed a pattern: nearly ev...

How Dataiku serves 700+ enterprise customers by becoming the AI governance layer | Florian Douetteau 26.11.2025

Florian Douetteau⁠ founded ⁠Dataiku⁠ in 2013 with a contrarian thesis: enterprise AI transformation must come from business operators, not centralized data science teams. While Silicon Valley built for tech companies, Dataiku built the translation layer between fragmented IT infrastructure and the business users who understand actual enterprise processes. With over $850 million raised, $350 millio...

Inside the Race to Build AI Infrastructure w/ Sheldon Kimber 25.11.2025

Intersect is solving AI's fundamental constraint: gigawatt-scale power delivered outside traditional grid infrastructure. The company builds behind-the-meter renewable and gas generation paired directly with data centers in locations like West Texas, bypassing the Balkanized regulatory system that makes grid expansion nearly impossible. Currently constructing $9 billion in assets across multip...

How Wisdom AI reduces enterprise trial time-to-value from weeks to minutes | Soham Mazumdar 14.11.2025

Wisdom AI⁠ sells to enterprise data teams, empowering them to deploy AI data analysts that automate analytics functions traditionally handled by human analysts. As a former Rubrik co-founder and Google search ranking engineer, Soham identified the analytics problem firsthand while scaling Rubrik from intuition-driven to data-driven operations. In this episode of Category Visionaries, ⁠Soham⁠ share...

How ClickUp survived the 2021 growth at all costs era and came out stronger ($300M ARR) 25.10.2025

ClickUp is redefining workplace productivity by converging multiple software categories into one flexible platform. With over $400 million raised and a valuation exceeding $4 billion, ClickUp has grown from a bootstrapped internal tool to serving millions of users globally. In this episode of Unicorn Builders, I sat down with ⁠Zeb Evans⁠ , Founder & CEO of ⁠ClickUp⁠ , to explore the company's...

How TwelveLabs sells AI to federal agencies: Mission alignment over process optimization | Jae Lee 15.10.2025

TwelveLabs is building purpose-built foundation models for video understanding, enabling enterprises to index, search, and analyze petabytes of video content at scale. Founded by three technical co-founders who met in South Korea's Cyber Command doing multimodal video understanding research, the company recognized early that video requires fundamentally different infrastructure than text or im...

How Freeplay built thought leadership by triangulating insights across hundreds of AI implementations | Ian Cairns 15.10.2025

Freeplay AI  emerged from a precise timing insight: former Twitter API platform veterans  Ian Cairns  and Eric Schade recognized that generative AI created the same platform opportunity they'd previously captured with half a million monthly active developers. Their company now provides the observability, evaluation, and experimentation infrastructure that lets cross-functional teams—including...

How Cerebrium generated millions in ARR through partnerships without a sales team | Michael Louis 29.09.2025

Cerebrium is a serverless AI infrastructure platform orchestrating CPU and GPU compute for companies building voice agents, healthcare AI systems, manufacturing defect detection, and LLM hosting. The company operates across global markets handling data residency constraints from GDPR to Saudi Arabia's data sovereignty requirements. In a recent episode of Category Visionaries, I sat down with ...

How OpenInfer discovered unexpected government traction by focusing on data ownership pain points | Behnam Bastani 16.09.2025

OpenInfer  addresses the enterprise infrastructure gap that causes 70% of edge AI deployments to fail. Founded by system architects who previously built high-throughput runtime systems at Meta (enabling VR applications on Qualcomm chips via Oculus Link) and Roblox (scaling real-time operations across millions of gaming devices), OpenInfer applies proven architectural patterns to enterprise edge AI...

How Hamming AI accidentally created a new category by focusing on customer problems instead of category creation | Sumanyu Sharma ($3.8M Raised) 12.09.2025

Hamming AI  has emerged as a pioneer in voice agent quality assurance, creating what founder  Sumanyu Sharma  calls a "new category" of QA for conversational voice agents. After spending a decade building data products at scale at companies like Tesla and Citizen, Sharma recognized an acute pain point as voice agents began proliferating: enterprises desperately needed confidence that the...

How Nevermined coined "AI commerce" in 2023 to create category language before market adoption | Don Gossen 11.09.2025

Nevermined  is pioneering the infrastructure for AI commerce, building payment rails specifically designed for agent-to-agent transactions. With a vision of trillions of AI agents functioning as both merchants and consumers,  Don Gossen  brings 20 years of AI experience to solving what he believes will be the foundational payment challenge of the next era of computing. In this episode of Category...

Why Typedef starts go-to-market activities during the design partner phase instead of after | Kostas Pardalis ($5.5M Raised) 19.08.2025

Typedef is building an inference-first data engine designed for the new era of AI agents and machine-to-machine interactions. With $5.5 million in funding, the company is reimagining data infrastructure for a world where both humans and AI systems need seamless access to data processing capabilities. In this episode of Category Visionaries, I sat down with  Kostas Pardalis , Co-Founder & CEO o...

How Personal AI scales enterprise contracts by selling to COOs and business users first | Suman Kanuganti ($16M Raised) 19.08.2025

Personal AI is pioneering the next generation of artificial intelligence with their memory-first platform that creates personalized AI models for individuals and organizations. Having raised over $16 million, the company has evolved from targeting consumers to focusing on enterprise customers who need highly private, precise, and personalized AI solutions. In this episode of Category Visionaries,...

How Wispr Flow manufactured viral moments by personally onboarding 500 users on Google Meet | Tanay Kothari ($56M Raised) 15.08.2025

Wispr Flow has transformed voice dictation from a frustrating novelty into a seamless productivity tool that users trust implicitly. With a recent $30 million Series A led by Menlo Ventures, the company has achieved remarkable product-market fit through 90% word-of-mouth growth and users who share the product organically without prompting. In this episode, I sat down with  Tanay Kothari , CEO and...

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