Investor. Entrepreneur. 5X exits. Creator of AI Saved Me (https://xitter.cf/t.co/wDP0sxinvv)
New York, NY
Joined March 2009
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We are hiring! And a random AI bot on X.com is sending us some of the best candidates we're seeing. (Beating out some search firms)
Scaling companies in 2026 is a trip.
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Introducing AgentCloak: Use any AI without sharing your real data.
Chinese AI services, ChatGPT, Claude, doesn't matter.
You probably try to hide details before asking: different names, fake numbers, no address.
But then the answer's useless because the AI is missing actual context.
AgentCloak runs in your browser.
It swaps your sensitive info for realistic fakes before sending anything, then swaps your real info back into the response.
You get what you need.
The AI gets nothing about you.
Works entirely in-browser.
Already trusted by some of the biggest companies in the world.
Now free to use.
agentcloak.ai/
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AI Saved My Dog (this story is incredible):
"Within a month, the tumors had shrunk away... What's even more incredible is all but one of the tumors shrunk away, and it turned out that it was a different type of cancer, so it wasn't reacting to the other type of cancer.
So he did the whole process again, and then last I spoke to him, his dog was thriving."
— @steve_mock, Creator of @aisavedme, with @JonKrohnLearns on @superdatasci on @paul_conyngham's story
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Amazing: Ikea used AI as a catalyst to reskill thousands of call agents and grow revenue. pymnts.com/news/artificial-i…
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Dear NYC Tech Folks: We are hiring for a bunch of new roles. Currently in stealth. Devs, FDEs, PM. Must have enterprise experience and use AI/AI agents daily. No hoppers. No MBAs. CS degrees strongly preferred. We love Datadog alumni. DM me!
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2 additional thoughts here regarding how @senatorshoshana and I used AI to help identify and address our various ailments:
(1) if you are interested in learning more about how real people are using AI to solve meaningful problems, take a look at the "AI Saved Me" (@aisavedme) website [aisavedme.org] that Steve Mock set up. Really amazing stuff happening today as more people are empowered with new AI tools.
(2) Many of the stories there, much like Shoshana and mine, involve LLM inquiries about health-related matters. In many of those cases, licensed occupations / activities might come into play. Some states are moving to regulate AI systems when licensed professions are involved. Moves by government to restrict the ability of citizens to access informational tools to learn more about science or their own health will give rise to serious free speech-related concerns. It is true that these new AI tools are not perfect, but no informational resource is. Nor are doctors themselves. As I write in my new essay below, citizens are today able to access an astonishing array of new informational inputs about science and health. This is a hugely positive development and the stories you'll read on the AI Saved Me website mentioned above illustrate how life-changing these systems and services can be for many of us.
I look forward to working with others to challenge paternalistic state restrictions on our ability to learn more about science and ourselves. Information is empowerment. Elitist efforts to restrict informational inputs violate our rights to seek out, and learn from, a greater diversity of sources. Such speech restrictions can have real-world consequenses for our well-being.
Incredibly good piece from Adam on his medical problems and the godsend of technology. ChatGPT helped him ID his eye problem. Like I've shared before, ChatGPT was the only thing enabling me to taper off a horrible medication safely when doctors had zero clue what they were doing. It is a blessing in our hands.
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We have many more Healthcare stories coming as well.
2 additional thoughts here regarding how @senatorshoshana and I used AI to help identify and address our various ailments:
(1) if you are interested in learning more about how real people are using AI to solve meaningful problems, take a look at the "AI Saved Me" (@aisavedme) website [aisavedme.org] that Steve Mock set up. Really amazing stuff happening today as more people are empowered with new AI tools.
(2) Many of the stories there, much like Shoshana and mine, involve LLM inquiries about health-related matters. In many of those cases, licensed occupations / activities might come into play. Some states are moving to regulate AI systems when licensed professions are involved. Moves by government to restrict the ability of citizens to access informational tools to learn more about science or their own health will give rise to serious free speech-related concerns. It is true that these new AI tools are not perfect, but no informational resource is. Nor are doctors themselves. As I write in my new essay below, citizens are today able to access an astonishing array of new informational inputs about science and health. This is a hugely positive development and the stories you'll read on the AI Saved Me website mentioned above illustrate how life-changing these systems and services can be for many of us.
I look forward to working with others to challenge paternalistic state restrictions on our ability to learn more about science and ourselves. Information is empowerment. Elitist efforts to restrict informational inputs violate our rights to seek out, and learn from, a greater diversity of sources. Such speech restrictions can have real-world consequenses for our well-being.
Thank you @JonKrohnLearns for having me on @superdatasci. It was super fun.
Investor and entrepreneur Steve Mock joins @JonKrohnLearns to share the real, human stories behind @aisavedme.org, from a founder finally understood by her family, to a dog’s cancer treatment tracked down with AI, plus how he built the entire site himself as a self-described non-programmer by letting “the AI manage the AI.”
Watch the episode here: superdatascience.com/1009
Rob, great seeing you as well! Can't wait to see what is next.
Awesome (and very hot!) lunch with good friend @steve_mock from @BlumbergCapital. Founders say they are amazing to work with and truly deliver on value add. He’s in NYC through October. Founders: DM me if you want an intro.
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As a longtime investor and founder at @LumiaCapital , I've felt firsthand how difficult it is to manage relationships at scale.
I'm excited to introduce what my team at Rings AI (@RingsApp) have been building over the last few years to solve this.
If you're evaluating CRM decisions for 2026 or would like to explore how to add relationship intelligence to your current stack, let's chat:
rings.ai/book-a-demo
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Veterans shouldn’t have to fight a second battle when they come home — for good healthcare, mental health support, or a decent job.
Honoring our veterans means more than saying “thank you.” It means acting with the same sense of duty they’ve shown us.
Let’s commit to building a country worthy of their sacrifice. One where every American has access to healthcare, opportunity, and dignity.
Today, and every day, we stand with those who served. 🇺🇸 #VeteransDay #HDM4FL
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Dear @OpenAI: I had a small medical issue yesterday. I ran my x-rays and bloodwork results throught ChatGPT and it was *extremely* helpful. Thank you!
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Awesome webinar from CrewAI coming up! crewai.com/webinar/building-…
