Not sure what to make of this, but the Donut Labs guy Marko is also the chairman of Asilab, developers of "the world's first superintelligence"...
I think this is him in 2013.
Marko Lehtimaki is the CEO and Co-Founder of AppGyver, the provider of a rapidmobile app development platform. As a serial entrepreneur and software developer,Marko has f
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Marko Lehtimäki is a Finnish serial entrepreneur and tech strategist with over 20 years of experience in digital transformation and electric mobility.
Professional Career
AppGyver (2011–2021): He was the Co-Founder and CEO of AppGyver, a pioneer in "no-code" software development tools. The company was acquired by SAP in February 2021, where the technology became SAP Build Apps.
Verge Motorcycles: Following the acquisition, he joined Verge Motorcycles as CTO and later Chairman. He was instrumental in developing the Verge TS, an electric motorcycle featuring a distinctive hubless rear-wheel motor.
Donut Lab (2024–Present): He currently serves as the CEO and Co-Founder of Donut Lab, which spun out of the technology developed at Verge. The company focuses on "opening the IP" of their in-wheel motors and solid-state batteries to other EV manufacturers.
Kasey Group: Since 2007, he has been the CEO of this group, which develops mission-critical software for the automotive and aviation industries.
Background and Education
Early Interests: Lehtimäki began coding during his youth in Seinäjoki, Finland. He co-founded his first company with his brother, Tuomo, while waiting to re-enter university; they initially built ERP systems and imported scooter parts.
Education: He studied Computer Science at the University of Helsinki from 2004 to 2007.
Memberships: He is an official member of the Forbes Technology Council, a position he has held since 2015.
Role at Asilab
Leadership: He has served as Chairman since mid-2023, steering the company’s mission to develop "synthetic intelligence".
Asinoid Project: Lehtimäki is the public face for Asinoid, a proprietary AI model that Asilab claims functions similarly to the human brain with features like permanent memory and neuroplasticity.
Vision: He has described Asinoid as a "synthetic life-form" and compared current Large Language Models (LLMs) to transistors while positioning Asilab's technology as the "first real computer" of AI.