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AI is a technological supercycle that will completely change the way companies do business and people do work over the next decade.
There are three types of relationships businesses will have with AI: AI-absent, AI-integrated, and AI-first.
The only way to build a long-term successful business is by embracing AI and getting as close to AI-first as possible.
Most companies won't have the knowledge or bandwidth in-house to build custom AI solutions that integrate seamlessly with their existing systems, processes, and people.
We founded ZeroSlide because we got tired of watching AI projects die in committee.
While Western companies debate AI strategy in boardrooms, Chinese manufacturers are deploying computer vision on factory floors. Logistics companies in Shenzhen use AI to optimize routes in real-time. Restaurants in Shanghai automate inventory before the lunch rush hits.
Not flashy. Not frontier models. Just AI applied to boring business problems - saving 15% here, increasing throughput 20% there.
The results compound. The gap widens.
We've spent years on the ground in Asia watching this happen. Building these systems. Shipping them. Seeing what actually moves the needle versus what makes a good keynote.
The lesson is simple: the companies winning with AI aren't waiting for perfect. They're deploying now, iterating fast, and letting their competitors catch up to where they were six months ago.
We started ZeroSlide to bring that mindset to companies ready to move.
No 200-slide decks. No 6-month discovery phases. Just working systems that ship.
We're incorporated in Singapore and New York, with team members across Asia, Europe, and the Americas. We go where the work takes us.
Singapore
Tak founded Zeroth.ai, one of the first AI-focused seed accelerators, with three exits including an IPO and acquisitions by Target and a Japanese firm. He helped build Techstars' first international office and teaches Entrepreneurship in the Age of AI at the American University of Armenia. A Forbes 30 Under 30 judge and author of two books on AI leadership, his work has been featured in MIT Technology Review, Bloomberg, and The Economist.
Europe / US / Singapore
Serial entrepreneur working at the intersection of AI, deep tech, and infrastructure. Malte moves between consumer brands and complex systems, building ventures that are too early for most and too ambitious for quick wins. He's the author of AI Inflection, a widely-cited publication on AI security and data center infrastructure. His approach: start lean, think globally, and never stop until the idea is real.
If you want to be pushed more than you ever thought possible. If you want to move at breakneck speed, elbow-to-elbow with world-class builders. If you want to help build one of the most consequential AI companies on earth.
This is your moment. Don't let it pass you by.
Strategy • United States • Full-Time
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$180K-$800K • NYC-Based
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