CTO & Co-Founder
Technical mastermind behind Blits.ai with over a decade of experience in AI and software engineering. Len saw the potential of conversational AI before it became mainstream.
Len is the technical mastermind behind Blits.ai. With over a decade of experience in AI and software engineering, he saw the potential of conversational AI before it became mainstream.
As CTO, Len has architected the Blits.ai platform from the ground up with enterprise requirements at its core. His deep understanding of machine learning, NLU, and AI security has been instrumental in securing partnerships with major financial institutions and international corporations.
"The honest part is that building enterprise AI isn't just about technical capability, it's about understanding business strategy and customer dynamics."
Len's vision for Blits.ai was born from frustration. While working at a global consulting firm in 2018, he witnessed firsthand how large enterprises were spending millions on chatbot solutions, only to end up disappointed. The technology wasn't living up to the hype, and businesses were left with rigid, underwhelming systems that couldn't adapt to their needs.
But Len saw something different. While experimenting with IBM Watson's API, he recognized the true potential of conversational AI. The world was changing. The way humans would interact with computers was about to fundamentally shift, from clicking buttons to having natural conversations.
"We're going to talk to our computers, not just click through menus."
This realization sparked the idea for Blits.ai, a platform designed to give large enterprises the control, flexibility, and power they needed to build truly effective conversational AI solutions.
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