Thirty years in ICT.
One thesis about what comes next.

I'm Thorsten Meyer — a futurist and post-labor economist based near Munich, Germany. I have spent thirty years in ICT, and I now spend my days on one question: what happens to income, work, and ownership when intelligence becomes cheap?

The publisher

I publish the StrongMocha network — more than 500 brands and magazines, run day-to-day by DojoClaw, an AI content engine built in-house. The network is also my laboratory: in 2025 OpenAI handed me the 10 Billion Token Award; in 2026 the network has already passed 80 billion tokens across Anthropic, OpenAI, Kimi, and other model providers. When I write about AI economics, the numbers come from my own infrastructure.

The author

My latest book, Economics After Labor (2026), asks what AI changes for income, work, and ownership. It follows the Global Mindset trilogy — Navigating the AI Revolution, Cultural Intelligence, The AI Bifurcation — and three standalone titles. All seven live on the Shelf.

The builder

The thesis is not just written down; it is shipped. Eight ventures across three desks — publishing & ideas, defense & analysis, and vertical AI for real-world trades — are listed under Building.

Speaking

I speak on post-labor economics, AI at industrial scale, and what publishers get wrong about automation — in English or German, from Munich. For invitations, see Contact.