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About my thinking
I founded gatodo because we haven’t yet decided how we’ll reason, work, and co-create with artificial agents. But the decisions we make now, as founders, executives, and deciders, will shape the Intelligence Economy for years to come. That’s why I model the choices. I want to understand what’s good, what’s better, and what might be optimal.
If you want to make decisions that stand up to the future then you’re in the right place.
About the gatodo newsletter
Every week, my agents and I scan hundreds of papers and thousands of signals to surface what matters in the Intelligence Economy.
I share the most important findings in the gatodo newsletter: a map of what’s emerging, what’s shifting, and what’s likely to shape your next move.
We tell the story of the Intelligence Economy through facts, figures, and findings from researchers, engineers, strategists and, increasingly, artificial agents.
The gatodo newsletter is written by me, Christopher Berry, and the agents I’ve trained to help me think.
About Christopher Berry
Christopher Berry is the founder of gatodo, a studio at the edge of strategic clarity and the Intelligence Economy.
He’s spent two decades helping teams turn complexity into decision support: across startups, public institutions, and the Fortune 100.
Previously, he served as COO at Source, led Product Intelligence at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and founded authintic (acquired by 500px in 2014). Earlier, he built and led marketing science teams at Syncapse and Critical Mass.
His work spans:
- Machine intelligence & segmentation at CBC
- Social analytics & contagion modeling for AB-Inbev, RIM, and Coca-Cola
- Strategic redesigns at NASA.gov, Gucci, Dell, and Citi
- Innovation programs for Best Buy, JPMorgan Chase, and USAA
Christopher has contributed to ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 42 Artificial Intelligence standards, organized Machine Intelligence Toronto (2010–2020), co-chaired the Digital Analytics Association’s Research Committee, and helped shape its Code of Ethics and privacy provisions. He’s published in the Canadian Journal of Transportation, and is active in INFORMS and the Academy of Management.
His mission now: help serious deciders model their future before they commit to it.
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