The Human Orbit Podcast

Anthony Murphy has spent his career at the intersection of modern product strategy, organizational agility, and venture building. In this episode, the Product Leader and Founder of Product Pathways breaks down what it actually takes to take a company from 0 to 1 in today’s rapidly shifting landscape. If you’re a founder building from scratch, a product manager navigating the AI era, or a leader driving digital transformation inside an enterprise, this one’s worth your time.🔔 Subscribe to The Human Orbit for more conversations with industry leaders, founders, and innovators.

Abdullah Mutawi has spent his career inside two very different worlds, corporate law and early stage investing. In this episode, the Partner at Winston Taylor and Co-founder and Chairman of Dubai Angel Investors breaks down what's actually changing inside legal work.We get into the parts of the legal industry nobody talks about openly: why most AI legal tools produce mediocre output and the one thing AI will never be able to disrupt in this profession.If you're building in legal tech, raising capital, or just curious where AI is headed in professional services, this one's worth your time.

Dennis Gavrilin didn't just build a company, he helped raise $65M at the early stage while architecting the financial and AI systems behind it. In this episode, the Co-Founder & CFO of Comfi breaks down exactly how he did it.We get into the fundraising playbook founders rarely talk about: why misreading your numbers kills deals before they start, why starting your raise 6 months early isn't optional, and what investors are actually looking for when they sit across from you.If you're a founder trying to raise, scale, or just survive, this one's for you.

Most companies treat product and engineering as two separate worlds. What if that’s exactly the problem?Fernando Fanton, CPTO at Property Finder, has spent his career sitting at the intersection of both. In this episode, he gets into why the judgment layer is becoming the real bottleneck as AI agents multiply, how customer support in banking is about to get dramatically better, and what it actually means to build A+ individuals inside a team.A sharp, no-fluff conversation for anyone building at the intersection of product, engineering, and AI.

What happens when AI gets smarter than all of us combined? And what happens after that?Akshay Chopra, FinTech Leader, Inventor, Investor, and Author of After Us, has thought about this more seriously than most. In this episode, he gets into why the AI arms race isn't just a tech story and where it leads isn't pretty. He talks about superintelligence, the very real possibility of conflict and human compromise, and why the transparency and accountability gap inside AI models should worry everyone. He breaks down what the antisenescence research wave could mean for human longevity and how this generation growing up with AI might actually be a welcome shift.One of the most wide-ranging, high-stakes conversations we have had on The Human Orbit.