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Exciting launch of my second book, AI for Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) here in #Davos. Extremely grateful to all my mentors, and colleagues with whom i have been involved in AI for 23+ years across my three companies - EdCast (Acq. by Cornerstone), PlaySpan(Acq. by VISA) and MobileAria (Acq...

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Siddarth Pai2 years ago

Congratulations

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Greg Caplan 🚀2 years ago

Stop wasting time following up with leads. Let our AI agents do it for you.

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Hitesh Dholakia2 years ago

Congratulations Karl on the launch of the book! Will buy and get a signed copy!

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Simarpreet Singh2 years ago

Congratulations sir .

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Logan Hall2 years ago

Excited to read your new book !!

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Sophia Hernandez2 years ago

⁠Amazing Work, Karl !

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Hannah King2 years ago

This feels like exactly what I need to read right now!

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Andrew Allen2 years ago

Can't wait to dive into this!

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Matthew Lewis2 years ago

Absolutely spot on with this book!

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Isabella Garcia2 years ago

This kind of work inspires me !

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David Anderson2 years ago

This is a fantastic book !

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