Jason Alan Snyder—JAS—is a globally recognized futurist, inventor, and technology executive whose career spans the frontiers of artificial intelligence, biotech, robotics, spatial computing, and intelligent systems. For over two decades, JAS has operated where most only speculate: turning complex, emerging technologies into practical solutions that reshape industries, economies, and lives.

A polymath by nature and practice, JAS holds multiple patents and has architected breakthroughs across the private sector, government, and humanitarian space. His work has powered Fortune 100 strategies, military-grade platforms, and global health innovations—all marked by precision, utility, and vision.

As the founder of MPOWERD, he invented the Luci Solar Lantern—bringing clean light to over 5 million people and preventing more than 3 million tons of CO₂ emissions. It’s one example of a guiding principle in his work: that invention should not only be intelligent, but also practical, scalable, and just.

Currently, JAS serves as Chief AI Officer and CTO within the IPG network, where he leads AI transformation across creative and media organizations. He is also chairman of the 4A’s AI Committee, guiding policy, ethics, and innovation at the highest levels of the advertising industry. In parallel, he co-founded SuperTruth, a first-of-its-kind holding company built to orchestrate data for AI with unmatched integrity, accelerating breakthroughs in healthcare, longevity, and enterprise performance.

Adweek has recognized JAS as a Technology Agency All-Star and is widely sought for his ability to decode what’s next. A gifted communicator, he bridges the gap between science fiction and operational reality, translating complex systems into actionable strategies for boards, founders, and public audiences. He is a frequent speaker at global summits and a contributor to Forbes, where his essays challenge assumptions around authorship, data sovereignty, and the future of human-machine collaboration.

As a writer and thinker, JAS explores the intersection of technology, spirituality, and cosmology—a worldview he calls Cosmic Synthesis, rooted in his Catholic faith and driven by a belief in human agency amid the accelerating power of machines.

At his core, JAS is driven not just by curiosity, but by conscience. He builds at the edge of what’s possible—and then pushes it further.