On a mission to empower every person to become the best version of themselves.
AI Strategist, Builder & Author
Studying how people and machines think together, and turning that research into products, writing, and a book. Here is the work and the writing.
The Work
The book: how to think when machines think for you.
The foundational text for the era after information. A framework for growing human thinking on purpose in an AI-saturated world, drawn from years of field work.
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See how your students actually think.
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A pitching lab in every parent's pocket.
Youth pitching screening and arm-health analysis from a phone. Built for the baseball nerd in every coach and parent, so young arms are developed and protected instead of worn down.
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Thoughts, in Shorthand →
How to think when machines think for you.
We are asking more of human minds than at any point in history, and getting less in return. AI can now do most of what we used to call thinking, and what is left is harder. The problem isn't skill or effort. It's the level at which the brain has been built to operate.
What the book covers:
Thoughts
Essays and field notes working out the ideas behind Cognitive Architecture. Three libraries: AI and cognition, cognitive development, and pitching.
About
AI strategist, builder, and author who studies how people and machines think together, and turns that research into products people can actually use. B.S. in Entrepreneurship from Loyola Marymount University. Former Division I pitcher and first responder.
Interests run to cognitive science, building software, and baseball, plus plenty of time outdoors staying active, from the gym to triathlon training to surfing. Founder of CritchPitch and Arq.Training.
Open to advisory and fractional work. The best way to start a conversation is a short email.
Get in Touch
For the book, a project, public speaking, or advisory work.
Email nathan.critch@outlook.com. Every message gets read.
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