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Marley Fabisiewicz
Chief Strategy at Equiem | Founder spaceOS | PropTech | FinTech | AI
Marley Fabisiewicz is a prominent entrepreneur, technologist, and innovation architect with two decades of experience cultivating high-growth teams and products within start-ups and multinational corporations. His expertise spans across various industries including PropTech and FinTech, where he has played pivotal roles in shaping workplace technology and pioneering financial solutions.
Marley currently holds the position of Chief Strategy Officer at Equiem, a role he assumed after the acquisition of spaceOS, a startup he founded in 2017. With a rich history in entrepreneurship, Marley has founded multiple successful ventures like Upnext Technologies and Unlike Media Ltd. His professional journey initially began in 1995 as a music magazine editor, leading to the establishment of the renowned Lodown Magazine, a celebrated publication in the lifestyle and youth culture realm of the 90s.
Transitioning from media to marketing, Marley's career evolved as he took on the role of European Marketing Manager at Vans Shoes, where he contributed to brand development and curated the acclaimed Unlike City Guides. Marley's diverse background and versatile skill set have positioned him as an influential figure driving innovation and growth across different sectors.
Marley's remarkable track record in strategic leadership, entrepreneurship, and product development underscores his reputation as a forward-thinker and industry trailblazer. With a keen eye for emerging trends and a passion for creating impactful solutions, he continues to make significant contributions to the realms of technology, real estate, and finance.
Highlights
Imagine a world in 2040 where buildings are not just structures but intelligent and autonomous ecosystems managed by a sophisticated network of AI agents!
These conscious buildings anticipate tenant needs, advertise vacant space, minimize carbon footprint, predict maintenance, optimize resources, orchestrate workdays, and seamlessly adapt to the ever-changing requirements of occupants and cities.
Does it sound like science fiction? At Equiem, we're not just imagining this future; we're actively shaping it and ensuring that technologies like AI are used to enhance the human experience.
I'm thrilled to share that we've partnered again with the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University - Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy on a cutting-edge Capstone project. Together, we're developing AI agents that have the potential to revolutionize the real estate industry.
Our team is leveraging Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) technology as a cornerstone of our tech stack alongside various Large Language Models (LLMs) and the LangChain framework. Here are some insights from our journey so far:
- We're designing a multi-agent system that can act as a concierge, property manager, lease manager, IoT agent, and more, each specializing in different aspects of building operations and user experience.
- RAG is revolutionizing how our AI agents access and utilize information. By combining the power of LLMs with a curated knowledge base, we're enabling our agents to provide contextually relevant, up-to-date responses to complex queries about building operations, leasing, and more.
- Our architecture integrates LLMs like Llama 3 70B and GPT-4o, optimizing for speed, reasoning capabilities, and cost-effectiveness.
- We're tackling bridging "machine-based activities" and "world phenomena" - allowing our AI Agents to communicate and trigger real-world actions through IoT integration.
The potential impact? 24/7 personalized experiences for tenants, highly efficient operations, and ultimately conscious buildings. We're not just improving efficiency - we're reimagining the entire concept of what a building can be.
We now focus on critical implementation aspects as the project progresses, including data preparation, chunking, embedding, and ensuring the knowledge base is constantly updated and relevant.
I'm incredibly proud of our team and would like to thank Yogita Mukhija, Nayuan Liu, Ting-Yu Hsu, Faraz Ahmad, and Shashank Nanda Kumar for their exceptional work, passion, and collaboration. I'd also like to thank Christopher Stephens, Sean Beggs, Olivia Cerniglia, MS, and Carnegie Mellon University - Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy for their continued support and partnership.
We are excited about the future we're building. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue toward more intelligent, responsive real estate!
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