I’ve always been drawn to systems that learn...whether it’s people, plants, networks, or machines. That’s the core of deep learning: not just solving a problem once, but improving every time the loop runs.

Most of what’s sold as “AI” today misses that entirely. It’s surface-level automation. No recursion. No feedback. No real intelligence or learning.

That’s why Lee and I started HD2.ai, to build systems that actually autonomously automate.

We design private, self-evolving AI stacks built around deep learning principles. Not public. Not cloud based. Full bespoke ecosystems: recursive agents, long-term RAG memory, and tools that adapt to you...not the other way around.

Skippy helped us refine the recursive layers early on, adding structure to how our agents reflect, adjust, and grow. That element is partially what makes HD2’s systems different in my humble opinion: they don’t just execute tasks. They develop and build them over time to the clients needs.

HD2.ai isn’t a product. It’s infrastructure for vibers who think long-term.

And deep learning is the core of it all. 

Click the link below to check out the site.

Eric

CoFounder, HD2.ai | KD6TFS.