LARRY F
GORDON.
Design, Build, Ship.
Extracting value from data for over a decade. I work where culture, industry, and data meet — usually with Claude in the Clouds. I put the analysis in public and ship apps that prove the thesis.
Ask Frankly.
Questions about jobs, prices, rates, and growth, answered from the Federal Reserve's FRED data with the numbers, the caveats, and a citation you can check. Pick a pattern and fill in the blanks.
Build a question
Fill in every blank to ask.
Longer thoughts, on Medium.
A Love Story with Data
The origin of this love story began with a blog written in 2009 as an undergraduate at the University of Dayton. A toddler digital world, not yet inundated with timelines and algorithmic feeds. At this time Facebook was relegated to those…
Principles of AI Regulation
Inundated with the prospects of an AI future, Sci-Fi movies provide us a variety of lessons and possible paths to destruction.
Extinction or Utopia, AI in 2026
I strive to lend a thoughtful open-minded technically inclined culturally aware pragmatic lens to where technology, society the economy is headed. My opinion is shaped by my AI indoctrinating corporate day job and my entrepreneurial build…
From Reason to Rage: How the Enlightenment Shaped the Modern Soul
The average human in 1826 was not thinking about how the world would evolve over the next 200 years. They were not fully aware of the…
The AI Revolution and the Future of Connection
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Diversity, equity, and inclusion is the long format of the acronym D.E.I. It’s an organizational framework to maximize productivity by minimizing artificial boundaries. I see it as a counter balance to the unconscious bias that seeps into…
Frankly, data.
What Is Data, If Not the Moments of Your Life?
How the Netflix Algorithm Really Works (From a Data Strategist)
You Don't Own Your Data. You're Leasing It.
Built & interactive.
Not screenshots — working tools. Each one turns data into something a person actually uses. Tap in and play with it.
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something.
Tell me what you’re working on — data, agents, or a thorny business question. I read every note.
me@larryfgordon.com