Dr. Amir Konigsberg is a technology entrepreneur, researcher, and writer on artificial intelligence. His upcoming book, Understanding Machines: AI and the Language of Mind, is about what changes as thinking and decision-making become things we do alongside machines, and what this is doing to the way we understand ourselves, each other, and the world around us.
Amir is a repeat technology entrepreneur and inventor who has built several pioneering products and companies, across fields including search, natural language processing, code analysis, video generation, social intelligence, and disinformation detection, with eighteen inventions patented across these fields. He was an early employee at Google, which was formative for his career and his thinking.
He holds a PhD in rationality and interactive decision-making from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and was a senior fellow at Princeton University, where his work addressed problems in common knowledge, epistemology, disagreement, and the role of testimony in belief formation. These questions have continued to shape both his research and the companies he has built. He is a clinical professor at Tel Aviv University's Coller School of Management and Cognitive Science Program, and an advisor to organizations navigating the strategic implications of emerging technology.
His work has been published in academic journals and featured in the MIT Technology Review, the Harvard Business Review, and Forbes.
He has three daughters and is married to Anat. He splits his time between London and Tel Aviv. This site collects his research, inventions, projects and ventures, and some other stuff.
Projects:
- 🧠 xpoz - Social media is now an intelligence layer. Use it like one
- 🧘♂️ Sona - You've been waiting for this. So has your nervous system.
- 🇮🇱 Hossen - This moment calls for scale, strategy, and sophistication
- 👽 Dasein - You have 5 minutes to prove you're human
- 🧠 MindArcade - How sure are you? That's the whole game
- 💥 CortexCrash - What you see and what you know are fighting
- 🎃 IntuitionTrap - You trust your instincts. Should you?