My name is Rod Furlan. I am an artificial intelligence researcher, quant, and Singularity University alumnus.
I want to build wondrous things that inspire and drive change. I am a serial autodidact and I love complicated problems. Challenge is what makes me tick.
Every day I am humbled by the elegant complexity of the universe we live in. The pursuit of truth and knowledge defines who I am.
I am in love with the future and I believe that the best is yet to come for humanity.
I just started working on an new prototype that will be demonstrated in a couple of months at the ███████████ ██████████. I have a a bunch of interesting problems to solve so I couldn’t be happier.
It is basically a ██████ that will allow the user to ████████ ████ █████ █████████ without ███████ ████ █ █████ ████. It is going to be like ███████████ for the masses.
Stay tuned for cryptic updates that might not make any sense 
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