How this differs from “Wissen”: the texts in the Wissen section (German) are how-to guides. The journal is personal: why I built something, what went wrong and what I do differently today. If you want to get to know me first, start with About Mario De Luca.
Mario De Luca on ESIS: Why I Built an AI Operating System for My Company at 22A Mac mini in the office that writes daily reports, flags new inquiries, summarizes the calendar and has its own team of agents.
Jarvis: How Mario De Luca Is Building His Own AI CloneInspired by Iron Man: a clone that builds websites, finds prospects, writes messages and works through to-dos. Still in beta.
Clone Looping System: The Idea Behind CLS – by Mario De LucaBuild your own AI clone and rent it out to local businesses like a car. Where the idea comes from and why CLS isn't a course to consume.
Four Failed Businesses at 18: What Mario De Luca LearnedDropshipping, trading, memecoins, a fashion brand. Four times nothing, debt in my childhood bedroom, and why only systems counted after that.
Mario De Luca on Sales: Why Emotion Beats SystemsLinear scripts instead of flowcharts, the conversation stays with the human, and AI for preparation, follow-up and analysis.
Mario De Luca Born 2004, AI systems builder from the DACH region, founder of NextCore and the Clone Looping System (CLS). More about me
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