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AI doesn't need
more models.
It needs founders.
A lawyer won Anthropic's hackathon by building a permit app in six days. A law firm needs a permit system that works for six years. The distance between those two things is governance, and these are the people who built it.
Governor General
Dexter Hadley, MD/PhD
In 1989, at Fatima College in Trinidad, a fourteen-year-old taught himself BASIC on a TANDY TRS-80. Five years later he built PowerStat, a GUI for tracking dengue outbreaks across the island. It won best in country at the Caribbean Examinations Council and was reviewed in Barbados. He was sixteen.
●HadleyLab·MammoChat·CANONIC
Chief Governor — Caribbean
Marisa Nimrod, MD, MPH
Most stories about AI governance begin in a research lab or a venture-funded office park. This one begins in Trinidad and Tobago, where Marisa Nimrod spent two decades building a medical career across an entire region.
●CaribChat·CAOH
Bridge Intelligence
Nicholas Archer, MBA
Nicholas Archer joined AdventHealth in Orlando in 2004 as a financial analyst. Over the next fourteen years he held every job between that one and CEO of Project Fulcrum, the system's innovation arm. He did not learn how a major health system works from a consulting engagement. He learned it from the inside, year by year, floor by floor.
●Cincinnati Children's
Precision Medicine
Anil Bajnath, MD
Medical boards have existed for over a century. They certify that a physician has met a standard of training and competence. What they do not certify — what no institution certifies — is whether the AI tools that physician relies on have met any standard at all. Anil Bajnath founded the American Board of Precision Medicine to close that gap.
●ABOPM·OmicsChat
Become a Founder
You don't need to write code. You need to know your domain. Clinicians, researchers, attorneys, engineers — anyone whose expertise should outlast the person who holds it.