About

Hi, I'm Zach Horn, a New York City–based generative AI founder, operator, and marketing leader. I specialize in GTM strategy for AI infrastructure and technical products, and I'm currently building a new venture in generative AI.

Previously, I was Head of Marketing at Overclock Labs, where I led GTM for Akash, a cloud network for AI and machine learning workloads. My work focused on positioning technical infrastructure products for developers, researchers, and enterprise teams running AI compute at scale. I also led the development of a Stable Diffusion XL (SDXL) web app running inference across a heterogeneous mix of NVIDIA GPUs (L40, A100, V100, RTX-8000, RTX-3090). The project demonstrated how decentralized compute could power real-time AI image generation, with a multi-layer architecture including load balancing, redundant failover, and a React/TypeScript frontend.

I work at the intersection of generative AI, AI infrastructure, compute, media, and technical storytelling. My experience includes AI infrastructure, AI compute, model deployment, cloud architecture, developer ecosystems, developer relations, and GTM strategy for deep-tech and complex technical products.

I'm particularly interested in how generative AI is reshaping creative work, brand systems, software interfaces, and the way people discover, organize, and interact with information.

I write and speak about generative AI, AI infrastructure, compute, media, startups, and frontier technology. I've spoken at Cornell Blockchain Conference, Yale Blockchain Conference, Permissionless, Messari Mainnet, ETHDenver, and attended NeurIPS, NVIDIA GTC, ETHCC Brussels, Korea Blockchain Week, Token2049 Singapore, Consensus.

I've been quoted in The New York Times and The City. I'm most active on X (Twitter) at @zacharyhorn.