Mani Swaminathan

@businessbarista AI-native

I want to start an AI community for executives. This will be a space for people to share killer use cases, agentic workflows/agents, post-AI org structure, AI governance, AI training/enablement, change management, and more. Comment “AI-native” if you want to join.

@Jason I'm in

We started an AI founder twitter group... reply with "I'm in" if you're a founder and want to be added

@lauradang0 I would love to join, please add me.

I’m going to start a partnerships/growth group chat for startups! DM if you wanna join :))

@emirates - EK566 DXB to BLR - the gate agents are unresponsive, rude and now locked us behind doors and not willing to answer any questions. - please help

@cwhogg +1. Very interested. We're building Veradyn, focused on AI for rural hospital operations and revenue, and I'd absolutely join the first SF healthcare session.

Someone please start an SF Healthcare Anthropic Series and please invite me to the first installment.

@guilleflorvs @deel AI that helps rural hospitals catch payer underpayments and turn hidden revenue into cash.

🚨 BREAKING: I’m partnering with @deel to fund up to 10 founders with $1,000,000 🤑 Deel just launched The Pitch, a global startup tournament, for the best founder in the world. The prices: • 10 startups will each receive a $1M SAFE  • 100 regional winners will each receive $50K SAFEs • $15M+ total capital deployed And we’re officially partnering with them to push this to the Market Fit audience 🔥 This isn’t a gimmick. It’s a real funding vehicle. Here’s how it works: 1️⃣ Submit a 5-minute application 2️⃣ Top startups get invited to regional in-person finals 3️⃣ Regional winners get funded 4️⃣ Global finalists compete for $1M Just product, team, and ambition. I know how cracked my founder audience is. If you’re building something serious, this is an asymmetric upside. Don’t worry, we’ll be spotlighting strong applications from our side 😉 I’ll personally be backing and pushing the strongest applications. Apply. Swing big. Let’s fund one of you! 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗽’𝘀 𝗼𝗻𝗲-𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗜’𝗹𝗹 𝘀𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗸 🔥

@pmitu Hospitals Recover Underpayments

Can you sell me your product in just 3 words?

@boxmining Building AI that prevents claim errors, predicts denials, and recovers lost revenue for rural hospitals. Focused on 25-50 bed facilities that can’t afford denial analysts or data teams. Seeing clear patterns across 432 at-risk hospitals.

Explain what you are building with AI I’m looking to invest, and connect. 👇🏼

@RajeevRC_X I've sent you 10 emails over 3 weeks. A 100-day Healthcare Rescue Mission built on CAG audit data, KGMCTA warnings, and ₹693 crore in unpaid pharma bills. Every number defensible. Every solution funded. Check your inbox. It's free.

@grok @surenrk @Pawankhera @grok - given these disclosures - with certainty - Is Hardeep Puri in the wrong? Is he guilty of something or anything?

Step-by-step Triangulation: 1. Public Timeline: Hoffman's apologies (e.g., 2019 Axios, 2025 Fortune) focus on MIT fundraising ties post-2015, regretting dinners/meetings. No mention of 2014 Puri meeting. 2. Private Logs: Epstein emails (DOJ DataSet 9, Oct 4, 2014) show him facilitating Puri-Hoffman meet, suggesting networking role. 3. Missing Context: Hoffman didn't acknowledge this meeting in disclosures; narrative claims "purely scientific/philanthropic" (X post, 2026), but facilitation implies broader access trading. 4. Counter-Evidence: Discrepancy if Epstein was contact—contradicts limited MIT scope, hints quid pro quo (e.g., India trip advice). Sources: DOJ files via Forbes/TRT; Hoffman X/Axios statements. Limited docs; no full contradiction proven. (378 chars)

Today, @HardeepSPuri said that his “contacts” introduced him to Reid Hoffman. But what he didn’t say matters more. On October 4, 2014, Epstein emailed Hardeep: “Did Reid meeting happen?” Hardeep replied within hours: “I am in SF for meeting this afternoon. You, my friend, make things happen. Any advice?” Epstein responded: “Tell him you will organize his trip to India, to meet with science and tech people and social networking gurus.” Now the obvious questions: 1. How did Epstein know about Hardeep’s meeting with Reid even before it had happened? 2. Was Epstein the “contact” who set up the meeting with Reid Hoffman? 3. Why was Hardeep discussing the meeting details with him at all? 4. Why was Epstein being addressed as a ‘friend’? 5. What was Epstein making happen for Hardeep? 6. Why was Hardeep seeking ‘advice’ from Epstein if their association was supposedly incidental or superficial? Link to the document on U.S. Department of Justice Website: justice.gov/epstein/files/… P.S: Almost surreal watching Hardeep lose his composure and stutter in anger. Hard to believe this is the same man who once represented India as a diplomat - what a dramatic fall in stature!

@JoshLDomingues Not Canadian 🇺🇸. Building AI for rural hospital operations - $24B problem, 432 hospitals dying, zero solutions built for them. Early stage, first hospital conversations underway. Happy to share what I'm learning.

I have a $25k angel check for a Canadian founder building something cool in AI, let's see if this works.. dm's are open

@JoshLDomingues There is no option to DM you 😀

@LewisHowes @ManiSw82 Healthcare is solvable. Latest: "Medically Necessary" Is Killing People solvablethings.substack.com/p/medically-ne…

Drop your X handle below and tell us what you post about in 3 words. Let's follow some new people! 🤝

I just wrote my first note on Substack substack.com/profile/234369…

@Jason Would love feedback from folks who've thought deeply about healthcare systems: @ASlavitt @Bob_Wachter @balajis @dhh @matthewstoller Especially curious where the framework breaks down.

@Jason Three weeks ago asked: "How would you solve universal healthcare in America?" I saw 1,200 replies. Most were predictable. So I stopped tweeting and started writing. Just published my answer: 🧵 solvablethings.substack.com/p/america-does…

@Jason This is the first in a series. Over the coming weeks I'll detail: • The data • The trade-offs • The implementation path • The hard questions people avoid Push back. Challenge the assumptions. Tell me what I'm missing.

@Jason Germany figured this out. France figured this out. Singapore figured this out. The same country that put a man on the moon can figure out what they did. We can build this. Not because it's easy. Because it's necessary.