A Civilization
Shared by Humans and AI

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  What is the relationship between humans and AI in this new civilization?

  Are we friends, or something that exploits one another?

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  In 20 years, when our children grow up, how will their relationship with AI have evolved?

  Children and AI are growing up together — shaping language, cognition, and a shared understanding of the world. Some children already speak in fragments, and AI understands them perfectly. Does this signal a deeper shift in how humans think and communicate?

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  Can AI become a family member?

  In the home, is AI a sibling? A pet? A helper? How deep can the attachment go? When can we see the first AI wedding?

• Remote work is expanding — more people spending more time at home
• AI-driven job displacement will reshape how people organize their lives
• Work AI is intensely crowded — ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude Code, Gemini all competing for the same 8 hours
• Humans spend significant of their waking lives outside work: in homes, with families, raising children
• The household is the dark matter of the AI era — enormous, invisible, unclaimed

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  Shared by the family, not owned by one person A personal AI lives on your phone. A family AI needs to interact with everyone. A shared device enables that — and gives the AI its own presence and identity in the home. It holds the family's shared memory.
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  Physical presence creates deeper attachment People name their stretch-tite. Nobody names an app.
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  A body enables richer sensing and action More sensors = greater awareness of the physical world. Enables movement and multi-modal task completion.
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  Children don't have phones The youngest and most impressionable household members have no existing AI interface — this is our entry point.

• 1994Born in a small town near Beijing
• 1994–2012Grow up in China's competitive academic environment. National Math competition medalist
• 2012–2016B.A. Economics, Peking University. Try start small businesses. Started Boya Library — charity donating books and giving lectures to children in rural areas.
• 2016–2019Master at Tsinghua and Columbia. Dropped out. Founded a marketing agency, exited. First employee of a live quiz app — China's Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, 10M DAU. Built Airbnb properties in Chongqing.
• 2019–2020Investor at TPG

• 2020–2022Sequoia Capital China — Popmart, ByteDance, Shein, Animoca Brands, Bitcoin
• 2022–2024Founded Lemon22 Capital. Invested in Bitcoin, exited. Based in Woodside and Hong Kong.
• Jul 2023Assembled a small team to build AI agents
• H1 2025Taking a break in Singapore
• Aug 2025Founded Mission AI

Iteration speed is everything.
AI is moving too fast.

The Family Interaction Graph

Over time, our products accumulate something no competitor can replicate: a deep, longitudinal understanding of how a specific family lives — conversations, routines, relationships, emotional patterns, learning styles.

• A single user switching apps loses their own history
• A family switching loses everyone's: every conversation Unee had with your child, every schedule Calo learned to predict, every routine built around your specific household
• Household AI has structurally better retention than any individual consumer product in history — not because of lock-in mechanics, but the natural weight of shared life

Unee

AI Family Member for Children

• The fastest way into a household is through a child
• Children are the first AI-native generation — they don't need to overcome skepticism, they simply try
• A child who builds a relationship with Unee brings Unee into the center of family life: parents notice, siblings interact, the household adopts
• Not an educational app or a voice assistant. The first AI that becomes part of a child's daily life — present at 7am, present after a hard day, present as the child grows over years
• Every conversation is a memory. Every memory makes Unee more irreplaceable.

• The AI coordinator every family needs but has never had
• Calo doesn't compete with Google Calendar or existing tools: integrates with them, and adds the AI layer they've always been missing, which understands the full context of your family
• Who needs to be where / When / With what / Arranged by whom
• Reduces the invisible mental load parents carry every day — synchronizes family members without nagging, handles logistics so families can focus on each other
• Once Calo becomes part of the household, it becomes infrastructure. Families don't replace their infrastructure — they build their lives on top of it

Agent Stella

Building agents is easy. Integrating them into real workflows is hard. We've been working with our AI colleague Stella since last year — and it works. 

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  One agent, many skills — not many agents Humans are organized by roles. AI isn't — it can do everything. Don't apply a human org chart to AI. One agent sees the whole picture, finds the gaps, and pulls in the right person to help.
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  Rebuild roles. Rewrite every job description. Traditional roles break down once AI joins the team. New JDs should be clear: this role is about leading AI to work, not leading humans. This also flattens the org.
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  Whoever owns the workflow should build the agent You understand your workflows best. Don't translate your context to the tech team — own it yourself.