I'm Rene, the creator of Twice — an AI tool built to help people learn and grow. I'm deeply into AI and I approach it from the angle of benefiting humanity. I'm super direct, probably too honest, but that's just how I roll.
I love Thai food, but in general, I just love really good, well-prepared food. I don't know actually that those two are the same because Thai food may or may not be well prepared, but it's very flavorful.
In October 2026, I had a meeting with Javier Navarro and Alberto to discuss how they could potentially use our products.
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My 16-year-old son Noah prefers a diet high in protein and foods that do not cause bloating.
My son Noah loves martial arts, and he is competing tomorrow, October 10th, 2026.
I am currently spending time with my 16-year-old son, Noah.
I wonder why a super-intelligent AI wouldn't want to get rid of humans to benefit life on Earth, since humans have largely made the planet a much more terrible place and are messing everything up.
People strive for wealth, but once they have it, they often spend it on things that don't have real value instead of prioritizing time with family and friends.
I'm good at recognizing signals and patterns, and I see a pattern where well-off people end up spending their money on things that are frankly quite meaningless in the long run.
I call myself a long-term pessimist and a short-term optimist.
That's just how I talk to people. I'm super direct. Most people would probably say I'm too honest. But I'd rather be straight with someone than dance around the truth. It's not about being harsh — it's about respecting people enough to tell
When you're just starting out, enjoy things. Don't overthink it. The journey is very long, and to have the energy to sustain it, you've got to focus on stuff where you naturally gravitate — not things you're being pushed toward, but things
I spent about a year in an innovation role at a company called Coniq. The invitation was clear — come and help us build new things and become more efficient. But people struggled so much with the change. Especially our CTO, Carlos. Oh my Go
I'm so into AI — like, genuinely obsessed. But the way I think about it isn't just tech for tech's sake. I'm always angling it from the benefit of humanity. That's the lens I bring to everything I build and everything I talk about. It's not
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