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Chris Wexler

CEO at Krunam

Chris Wexler is one of the Founders and CEO of Krunam, the best in class image and video classifier of Child Sexual Abuse Materials (CSAM).

Krunam is in the business of removing digital toxic waste from the internet using AI to identify CSAM and other indicative content to improve and speed content moderation.  Krunam’s technology is already in use by law enforcement and is now moving into the private sector.

Before founding Krunam, Chris established several leading digital MarTech and analytics practices at four different major ad agencies while working with brands such as Microsoft, Harley-Davidson, Chipotle, and General Mills. It was there that Chris has invested over $1B in digital ad spend for clients over his career.

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Chris Wexler

CEO at Krunam

Chris Wexler is one of the Founders and CEO of Krunam, the best in class image and video classifier of Child Sexual Abuse Materials (CSAM).

Krunam is in the business of removing digital toxic waste from the internet using AI to identify CSAM and other indicative content to improve and speed content moderation.  Krunam’s technology is already in use by law enforcement and is now moving into the private sector.

Before founding Krunam, Chris established several leading digital MarTech and analytics practices at four different major ad agencies while working with brands such as Microsoft, Harley-Davidson, Chipotle, and General Mills. It was there that Chris has invested over $1B in digital ad spend for clients over his career.

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Chris Wexler

CEO at Krunam

Chris Wexler is one of the Founders and CEO of Krunam, the best in class image and video classifier of Child Sexual Abuse Materials (CSAM).

Krunam is in the business of removing digital toxic waste from the internet using AI to identify CSAM and other indicative content to improve and speed content moderation.  Krunam’s technology is already in use by law enforcement and is now moving into the private sector.

Before founding Krunam, Chris established several leading digital MarTech and analytics practices at four different major ad agencies while working with brands such as Microsoft, Harley-Davidson, Chipotle, and General Mills. It was there that Chris has invested over $1B in digital ad spend for clients over his career.

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Just Business, the San Francisco-based impact investment firm, today announced a joint venture with London-based Vigil AI Ltd, to form Krunam Public Benefit Corporation, a software company (www.krunam.co) at the forefront of combating online child sexual exploitation and abuse (CSEA) through the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning.

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Timeline

Dec. 2019 – Present

Krunam

CEO

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Leveraging machine learning and AI, we at Krunam have the best in class image and video classifier of CSEA materials.

Dec. 2019 – Present

Jul. 2019 - Jul. 2020

Square Organics

CEO

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Square Organics was a mid-stage start-up focused on functional health foods. Square is dedicated to bringing real whole food snacks that not only feed your mind, body, and gut but does it in a way that is in full harmony with the earth and its inhabitants.

Jul. 2019 - Jul. 2020

Nov. 2014 - Jul. 2019

Cramer-Krasselt

SVP, Executive Director of Media and Analytics

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Chris lead two national groups (Media and Analytics) for Cramer-Krasselt, one of the largest and most successful independent agencies in the United States. Cramer-Krasselt has offices in Chicago, New York, Milwaukee and Phoenix.

Nov. 2014 - Jul. 2019

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Why in the world does the world need a CSEAM classifier?
How in the world do you do Deep Learning on data that is not only highly sensitive, but illegal?
Discussions around ethical AI - both in data collection and use, and application.
How does the structure of your company as a Public Benefit Corporation help you attain your goals?

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