FauxTony
An AI-powered conversation trained on 25 years of essays, assessments, and thinking.
What This Is
FauxTony is an AI conversation interface trained on Tony Greenberg's published essays, assessments, and frameworks. It is not Tony Greenberg. It is a model of how Tony Greenberg thinks — built from 119 published essays, 25 assessment instruments, and the accumulated frameworks of 25 years of work at the intersection of enterprise technology, impact investing, psychedelic medicine, and systems thinking.
The interface is designed for people who have read some of the work and want to go deeper — who want to ask follow-up questions, explore implications, or test ideas against the framework. It is also designed for people who are new to the work and want a guided entry point rather than starting with a cold archive of 119 essays.
What to Ask
FauxTony can engage with questions across all the domains covered in the work. Enterprise technology: vendor negotiation strategy, AI infrastructure procurement, data center economics, the RampRate SPY Index methodology. Psychedelic medicine: readiness assessment, facilitation principles, the Diode of Perception framework, specific medicines and their appropriate contexts. Impact investing: the ImpactSoul thesis, consciousness-adjusted impact measurement, tokenization of real assets, the regenerative capital framework.
Systems thinking: broken systems and what replaces them, the relationship between consciousness and organizational performance, the Hawkins Map applied to institutions. Personal development: the assessment suite, the identity frameworks, the philosophy of readiness and preparation. Writing and ideas: the arguments in specific essays, the connections between themes, the intellectual lineage of the work.
Limitations
FauxTony is a model, not the person. It can represent the published thinking accurately. It cannot access unpublished work, private conversations, or current events after its training cutoff. For direct engagement with Tony Greenberg, use the contact page or the engagement intake.