John Arrow

The last 2 million years of human history can be traced through distinct technological ages. From the Stone Age to the Information Age, a feedback loop of innovation has continually given humanity greater control over the world—and over itself. The pace of technological advancement has always been super-linear, but our biology and inherent fragility have limited how fast we could climb. Beyond Human Limitations Technological progress has long been like a ladder, requiring the best and brightest to hold it steady so everyone else can ascend at their own pace. The Age of AI changes that. While the best and brightest still act as catalysts, innovation is now poised to accelerate far faster and reach higher than any individual human could climb. We invest in companies that will define this new era of Artificial Intelligence. For more insights on emerging AI trends and entrepreneurial strategies, check out John Arrow’s work . Portfolio These companies showcase AI’s diverse applications acro...

  I just had the chance to test‑fly a VTOL, and it’s by far the easiest aircraft I’ve ever piloted. Even in strong winds, when I lifted my hands off the controls, it simply auto‑hovered. 121 years after the Wright Brothers’ first flight, the Arrow Brothers are now test‑flying VTOL aircraft. About LIFT Aircraft Austin-based LIFT Aircraft builds the HEXA and operates flight‑experience centers where anyone can book a 30-minute session to feel the thrill of vertical flight. Learn more at Johnarrow .