@trevisan
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A data-driven strategist with 25 years of experience transforming large-scale data intelligence into scalable digital products. My career sits at the intersection of risk, analytics, technology, and innovation, consistently leveraging data to shape decisions, build products, and unlock new revenue.
I thrive where technology, strategy, and creativity meet—building systems, narratives, and solutions that turn complexity into competitive advantage and ideas into reality.
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I’m available for challenges that use emerging technologies to create new business value — especially where building new revenue streams is the mission, not the afterthought.
Ricardo Trevisan's blogs
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Stochastic Parrots
3d ago · 5 min read · In purely human work relationships there is always uncertainty, along with contextual doses of tolerance. Omission, forgetfulness, conflation — these present themselves under a layer of contextual judgment and tend to be socially absorbed. This absor...
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Toward Autonomous Decisions: Proactive, Intent-Based Architectures
Feb 11 · 6 min read · With software marginal cost tending toward zero, it has become common to talk about the era of disposable software and the alleged death of SaaS. The formulation is seductive but imprecise. What collapses is not software as a technology. It is the ec...
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The hype was about autonomous agents. The real breakthrough was cognitive infrastructure
Feb 9 · 5 min read · When Moltbook emerged, it seemed something fundamental was happening. Millions of agents talking to each other, forming communities, creating mythologies, claiming rights, and complaining about human observers. For some, this was a dress rehearsal fo...
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What becomes financially relevant when functional intelligences operate as shared infrastructure?
Jan 28 · 6 min read · This is the question that best explains the current moment in AI — and the one that most unsettles those who still try to interpret the phenomenon as mere technical evolution. The market isn't migrating to “better agents.” It’s migrating to systems w...
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