Chief Technology Officer — The Millennium Project
The new Chief Technology Officer of The Millennium Project, Tad Davis, is a multilingual, neo-generalist technophile with decades of experience in technology and marketing.
He started his technology career as a computer operator in the US Air Force on large main frame computers. Following his four-year commitment to the military, he attended the University of Texas at Arlington and studied computer science. After graduation, he spent several years in Saudi Arabia working as a sub-contractor for Aramco when they became the first export customer for Cray computers and honed his developer skills. When he returned to the US, he joined Sun Microsystems, first as a sales engineer, then as an engineering manager. 14 years later, he took a three-year sabbatical, studying Icelandic at the University of Iceland and visiting more than 90 countries around the world. He then rejoined the workplace at Areva T&D (-> Alstom Grid) as a product manager and marketing manager for energy management software.
In 2016 he moved to Tbilisi, Georgia, where he met his “final boss”, the Georgian language, and then his really, truly final boss, his Georgian wife, Tamar. He became an early adopter of AI and worked with several non-profits and for-profits in Tbilisi under the umbrella of his own company and has begun working on a new AI venture.
In addition to his updates and improvements of our website, he is working with our Tele-Interns in China to make a custom GPT of Millennium Project research and reports. He will give a facelift to the AGI Phase 2 report, the next State of the Future report, and plans to re-create the Global Futures Intelligence System (GFIS) with AI additions and updates.
University of Texas, Computer Science
University of Iceland, Icelandic language
University of Washington, Marketing Management
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