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Eugene Cheah Is Asking AI’s Most Expensive Question: How Small Can We Go?
The Featherless AI co-founder turned a side-door pricing test into an open-model platform. His bigger wager is stranger and more consequential: useful intelligence should be smaller, steadier and owned by more people.
Leon Leong Has Spent Two Decades Building the Business Between People
Before workplace software became his brief, Leon Leong was building online communities from a 90-square-foot university incubator. Two exits and one Y Combinator batch later, his durable product is a way of turning trust into infrastructure.
Nick Ramsay Wants Your Next Phone to Have a Second Life
The Circular founder is betting that access can beat ownership - and that a phone passed from one careful user to the next can become a better business, not merely a greener one.
Yoeven Khemlani
Yoeven Khemlani is the CEO and co-founder of Interfaze, a Y Combinator-backed AI company building a purpose-built model for deterministic developer tasks like OCR, web scraping, classification and speech-to-text. A second-time founder, he previously built JigsawStack, a suite of small, custom AI models for backend engineering, and before that was CTO and co-founder of the Southeast Asian prop-tech startup Stayr/Staytion, which he scaled and exited. A former game developer and edge computer-vision researcher, he moved from Singapore to the San Francisco Bay Area to build AI infrastructure that prizes reliability over raw intelligence.