Happyverse, Stanford & Building AI Avatars in SF — The Bay Signal #1
The Bay Signal, episode one: Happyverse, Stanford, and what it actually takes to build AI avatars in San Francisco.
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Where I get asked the hard questions.
The Bay Signal, episode one: Happyverse, Stanford, and what it actually takes to build AI avatars in San Francisco.
Watch on YouTube →Argam Talks: a technical and philosophical dive into voice agents, digital avatars, authentic connection, prompting, experimentation, and the future of human-computer interaction.
Watch on YouTube →A long-form conversation (in Russian) with Aizada Marat about the Stanford MBA and the road that led there.
Watch on YouTube →The summit I built and hosted in San Francisco, November 2025 — one question all day: if intelligence gets cheap, what does the interface look like?
Watch on YouTube →Sitting down with Alek Chakroff on the coach we built and what a machine understands about a person.
Watch on YouTube →A hard technical review of the open-source stack for real-time AI clones, with Vladimir Shakirov.
Watch on YouTube →Happyverse, on the record.
The product itself: a real-time digital human you can interrupt.
Watch on YouTube →We rebuilt Migros founder Gottlieb Duttweiler as a digital twin for the company’s 100th anniversary.
Watch on YouTube →Putting a face on a website that answers back.
Watch on YouTube →The one I do not put on the CV. Except I do.
Harvard Business School asked for a video essay in 2016. I rapped it.
Watch on YouTube →Delamax and Naomi, live, 2013.
Watch on YouTube →Concert promo, 2013.
Watch on YouTube →Yes, I wrote a rap about my own company. No, I do not regret it.
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