Founder | CEO @ GrowMeOrganic 🚀

When I was 19, I accidentally built my first SaaS while learning how to code. It was a simple email scraper that pulled leads from Instagram.

It wasn’t perfect. It broke often. But it worked well enough to catch the attention of some top cold email communities.

I didn’t know much about marketing or product scaling. So I started talking to users, wrote every single email, and patched things together late at night.

Over time, I built GrowMeOrganic. Then came SendMails. Then WhatChimp.

Now, I’m building GrowthToolkit. A prospecting platform focused on speed, accuracy, and verified contact data that actually works when it matters.

Built for people who want results without getting slowed down.

Backed by a team that believes in moving fast, staying curious, and solving problems that others avoid.

💌 Anant Gupta

AGI for Vibe Coding 

Not really, but I am getting closer to it…

I was frustrated with AI turning passive after five or ten minutes and asking me to “run this” or “check that.”

So I stopped treating AI like a code generator and started treating it like an engineer with tools.

I built an internal system where AI has full operational control over the project.

First, I created a remote browser control, similar to Puppeteer or Selenium, but without requiring any installation.

The AI can take over a real user session in my app, interact with the UI, trigger flows, capture screenshots, and send those screenshots back to my local project. 

Claude can read them and understand exactly what’s happening in the browser.

On top of that, I built a lightweight Sentry-like system, so the AI can inspect logs whenever something breaks instead of guessing.

If needed, it can also run JavaScript directly inside the browser, inspect network requests, analyze APIs, and even check the database.

If nothing is clear from logs or APIs, it can always fall back to screenshots or direct file inspection.

So the AI has visibility across:
	•	Browser state
	•	Frontend behavior
	•	Backend logs
	•	APIs
	•	Database
	•	Project files

This allows it to code and test end-to-end autonomously, without stopping every few minutes.

The final missing piece was memory.

So I added structured documentation using MD files, plus my own short-term and long-term memory layer. 

This extends the effective context window and lets the AI retain what it learned across modules and dependencies.

Because of this, when the AI switches context; say from one module to another, it already understands the historical decisions, dependencies, and intent.

The result is an AI system that behaves less like a chat model and more like a senior engineer:
observe → inspect → reason → test → fix → remember → continue.

Why this is different from “autonomous agents”

Most “AI agents”:

	•	Still rely on humans to execute
	•	Simulate environments
	•	Die when context is lost

My system:

	•	Operates on real infrastructure
	•	Has feedback loops
	•	Has memory
	•	Has tools + authority

That’s the difference between automation and agency.

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BRIDGING THE $4.4T AI GAP

87% enterprise AI failure rate. $4.4 trillion in AI potential trapped in pilot purgatory. The brutal truth: we're facing the greatest productivity revolution since the internet, but organizations are fumbling the transition from AI innovation to business transformation.

WHAT WE SOLVE

Executive Intelligence - Convert C-suite confusion into AI strategy advantage (8+ years enterprise consulting)

Implementation Mastery - Scale AI from pilot to production with proven frameworks (500+ enterprise engagements)

Governance Architecture - Build regulatory infrastructure that accelerates innovation (policy advisor, 15+ governments)

Ecosystem Orchestration - Connect fragmented AI players into integrated networks (12,500+ network)

Capital Optimization - Direct investment from consumer hype to B2B value creation ($2.1B+ deals facilitated)

HOW WE COLLABORATE

With Enterprises: Executive education, implementation acceleration, governance frameworks
With Governments: Policy development, regulatory sandboxes, national AI strategies  
With Investors: B2B AI market intelligence, due diligence frameworks, portfolio optimization
With Researchers: Commercialization bridges, industry partnerships, applied research

WHAT MAKES MY APPROACH UNIQUE?

• Bridge-building between disconnected ecosystems (technical, business, regulatory)
• 15+ years in B2B growth architecture and digital transformation before AI transformation
• Policy experience across 3 continents
• Direct enterprise implementation (not just consulting)

CURRENT FOCUS

Helping leaders escape the pilot-to-production valley of death that's wasting billions in AI investment through Global AI Forum & StratNorth.

READY TO BRIDGE THE GAP?

Let's connect: joe@globalaiforum.com

Joseph Abraham

Google quietly built 71 AI tools while everyone was watching OpenAI.
That's not a typo.

We mapped every single one at Global AI Forum.

Here's what most people are missing:

→ 71 tools across 11 divisions
→ $75B+ in AI CapEx (2025-2026)
→ 28 tools in Cloud alone
→ 25 tools in Workspace
→ 12 tools from DeepMind nobody talks about

The division breakdown is wild:

↳ Google Cloud: $15-20B revenue impact (highest)
↳ Google Workspace: $10-15B (fastest growing)
↳ Google DeepMind: Long-term strategic (robotics + life sciences)
↳ Android, Inc XR: $10-15B TAM (spatial computing OS)

But here's the real story:

Google isn't building an AI chatbot company.

They're building an AI operating system company.

↳ Models (Gemini 3, 2.5 Pro, Flash)
↳ Hardware (TPU Ironwood, Pixel, Android XR)
↳ Cloud (Vertex AI, 200+ models)
↳ Workplace (Gemini Enterprise, Workspace)
↳ Robotics (Boston Dynamics partnership)

Full stack. One company.

Meanwhile:

→ OpenAI has ~12 products
→ Anthropic has ~6 products
→ Google has 71 tools in production or development

The 2026 bet is clear:

"Whoever controls the operating system for AI agents owns the next decade."

In our analysis at Global AI Forum, we see this as the most ambitious AI land grab in history.

Most enterprises are evaluating ChatGPT vs Claude.

Google is building the entire infrastructure layer underneath both conversations.

By late 2026, switching costs will be prohibitive.

The window to choose your AI platform is now.
Scroll through all the 71 tools

(Please comment if we missed any in our research)
If Google executes, which enterprise vendor gets disrupted first?

Building Global AI Forum | Enterprise AI Enablement | 30K+ Community

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