Aaryush Gupta

Aaryush Gupta

I build the systems behind how anyone solves problems.

Interesting people are the best part of this. Say hi.

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Four levels where AI changes an organization.

Most problems show up at one level but are caused at another. I start by finding which level a problem actually lives at, then build there. Each level links to the work below that sits at it.

  1. How the organization runs

    Operating models and decision rights: who decides what, and which decisions a system can carry so people don’t have to.

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  2. How work moves

    The handoffs between people and AI: where judgment is needed, and where volume can be absorbed without anyone touching it.

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  3. How things get built

    Engineering and product processes rebuilt around AI, so more people can build and fewer steps wait on a specialist.

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  4. What gets built

    Products that only exist because AI does.

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Fig. 2.1 — A section through an organization.
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§ 03WorkFig. 3.1 — Timeline, newest first

Companies, and the systems inside them.

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Gupta Advisory Founder I work with organizations on how they should operate with AI. Inside Gupta Advisory

Jan 2024 – PresentAI Lead
2023 – 2024Earlier work
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Notes on where this is going.

Once, for Good

Solving the same problem twice never sat right with me. Here’s what AI changed about that.

This Is Bigger Than Electricity

My attempt, after years of failing to find the right words, to finally explain what AI means for everyone — not the technology, but what's already changing in the world around you, right now, while most people are going about their lives.

The Quiet Singularity

An observational analysis of three concurrent developments in artificial intelligence — recursive model self-improvement, the commoditization of frontier-class inference, and the compounding automation of cognitive labor — and their implications for institutions designed around assumptions of scarcity.

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