But what does ChatGPT think of this house? Daniel Nadler isn’t a big name, but Kensho Technologies, the fintech company he co-founded in 2018, is the most valuable private artificial intelligence (AI) developer of all time. The company has gone down in history. So it’s no surprise that a Harvard PhD student could afford to buy a suitably sophisticated tech-packed home in the high mountains of Beverly Hills these days.
Built to spec in 2018, the 8,000-square-foot contemporary building was sold to AppDirect co-founder and fellow tech entrepreneur Daniel Sachs for $12 million in 2021. Sachs owned the property for less than two years before selling it to Nadler for just over $13 million.
The house itself is built on a steep slope and stands fairly firmly on the road. However, this place has a lot of private parking. In addition to several driveways, the showroom garage has space for up to six luxury vehicles. The property is fully walled and gated and equipped with state of the art his Control4 smart home system. A surround sound system and all lights, locks and cameras can be controlled from inside the house or from home via your iPhone. backside of the earth.
Behind an essentially windowless façade, the building’s main floor features an endless wall of glass, a chef’s kitchen, a formal dining room, and, according to the listing, “several living rooms,” among which also includes a living room with a fireplace surrounded by impressive floor-to-ceiling walls. gray marble. All five bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms, and there are also two master suites, not his one, both with canyon views, stone-clad bathrooms and showroom closets.
The downstairs relaxation-themed lower level includes a cinema, game room, gym, and lounge with wet bar. Throughout the home, the theme is luxury and contemporary simplicity. The walls are stark white, the studded chandeliers are chic minimalist, and the floors are all bone-colored stone.
Founded in 2012, AI-powered Kensho Technologies was eventually acquired by S&P Global for $550 million. After leaving the S&P executive, Nadler reportedly moved to St. Barts in the Caribbean, but he hasn’t retired yet. Two years ago, he founded the AI systems developer Xyla. The 39-year-old is also a published poet. He was elected to the board of directors of the American Academy of Poets in 2018.
