I'm excited to announce The Rise of Superintelligence—the first installment of the Freedom Series, a guidebook for human emancipation in the age of AGI. It explores humanity's path forward in an AGI-enabled world. Get your copy here:

We need a new organizing goal. One big enough to matter, shared enough to align, and alive enough to inspire. What could serve as our version of the pyramid?. This book outlines one such vision:.

The deeper achievement was not engineering. It was alignment. The pyramid gave direction to labor, unity to belief, identity to a people. A whole society moved toward a single, visible point. Without shared vision, we get fractured attention. Civilizations do not collapse from.

How was it built?.One of the most compelling theories:.Stones were lifted using water locks and shadoofs, a kind of ancient hydraulic system. Elegant. Scalable. Entirely achievable with Bronze Age tools. Here’s a video explaining it in more detail:.

The Great Pyramid of Giza:.• 146 meters tall, the tallest structure on Earth for nearly 4,000 years.• Around 2.3 million stone blocks.• Aligned to true north within 0.05°.• Each side varies by just a few centimeters. A masterwork of precision.

Contrary to popular belief, the Pyramids of Egypt were not built by slaves. They were built by skilled laborers—fed, housed, and organized at massive scale. The real marvel is not just the stones. It is what becomes possible when a civilization aligns around a single, shared.

Bringing AI into the real world means bridging it with robotics. I spoke with Asahi Shimbun about why I chose Tokyo alongside Silicon Valley for @integralai's base, and how Japan’s strengths in robotics and industrial ecosystems might shape the future.

AIが現実の世界を動かすには、ロボティクスとの融合が不可欠です。. なぜ私が@integralaiの拠点としてシリコンバレーに加えて東京を選んだのか、そして、日本のロボティクスや産業エコシステムの強みが未来にどう貢献し得るのか、朝日新聞さんに取材して頂きました。.

@rdasher8 @integralai The full seminar is now online:

@rdasher8 @integralai Our work is grounded in a neocortex-inspired architecture designed for continuous learning and real-world autonomy, moving closer to achieving Superintelligence.

Facilitated by Dr. Richard Dasher @rdasher8, we covered Integral AI's @integralai perspective on overcoming the limitations of current AI paradigms, our definition of AGI as an autonomous agent capable of reliable and efficient learning, and our progress in building universal.

Last week, I was invited to speak at Stanford US-Asia Technology Management Center @AsiaTechSU about the future of AGI — a conversation that was genuinely exciting.

Manifesting intention into reality—introducing Genesis! . While Stream revolutionizes how we interact with technology, Genesis powers action in the world. Together, they form the two ends of AGI: a universal interface on the front end and a universal operator on the back end.

@VenCafeTokyo @GoogleStartups @KERNEL_DEEPCORE *For updates on future events, subscribe to this calendar and be the first one to get notified:

@VenCafeTokyo @GoogleStartups @KERNEL_DEEPCORE Each event starts with my keynote, "Envisioning a Positive Future with AGI," followed by an open-ended discussion where your voice matters. These sessions aim to offer you a map through the complex landscape of the post-AGI world, equipping you with mental models and actionable.

@VenCafeTokyo @GoogleStartups 3/ Thu, Jan 23, 6-7:30pm @KERNEL_DEEPCORE in Hongo.RSVP here: *This event is already fully booked, but you’re welcome to join the waitlist or attend one of the other events.

@VenCafeTokyo 2/ Tue, Jan 21, 7-8:30pm @GoogleStartups Campus Tokyo in Shibuya.RSVP here:

1/ Thu, Jan 16, 5-6pm @VenCafeTokyo in Toranomon.RSVP here:

Following the launch of my book, The Rise of Superintelligence, I’m excited to announce the Freedom Series Tour—a worldwide event series designed to engage with you in shaping the future with AGI. Kicking off this month in Tokyo, I’ll host three events:.

Happy New Year from all of us at Integral AI!. To welcome 2025, we continued our tradition of visiting the Meiji Jingu Shrine for Hatsumode, the first shrine visit in Japan's New Year celebrations. As part of the ritual, we returned last year's omamori and ofuda, symbols of

We held our final monthly company meeting of the year last Friday, continuing our tradition of gathering on the last Friday of each month. It was a moment to reflect on 2024, a year of unprecedented dynamism. We celebrated the season with a Shimekazari workshop, creating