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Anarcho-capitalist John Sneisen is back with his newest project, Watchtower, which will show the power of using artificial intelligence for data gathering and information organizing. His global risk intelligence platform pulls data from a variety of categories, from maritime shipping flows leaving Denmark, to oil well activity in Saudi Arabia, to social media trends in Hong Kong.
John's decentralized video communication platform Outerrnet is preparing for wider distribution later this year, while Watchtower is available for free or premium now, and expects additional features to roll out as developed.