Chris DeWolfe

I'm Chris DeWolfe, I lead Salt AI, where we build secure AI infrastructure that runs entirely inside a company's own environment.

Previously in 2003 I co-founded a social networking site called MySpace, the idea started as a business school project at USC Marshall, and grew it into the most visited website in the U.S. Later in 2010 I co-founded Jam City, building mobile games like Cookie Jam and Panda Pop into 1.3 billion downloads.

Let's chat about: what actually made MySpace take off before social media had a playbook, what carried over when I moved from social networking to mobile gaming, or what AI-native social platforms will look like.