Tom Taulli

Tom Taulli

InvestorPlace Contributor

Expertise: Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity

Education: BA, Cal Poly Pomona; JD, Whittier Law School

Awards & Accomplishments: IRS Enrolled Agent; California insurance license

Tom Taulli is the author of various books. They include Artificial Intelligence Basics and the Robotic Process Automation Handbook. His upcoming book is called Generative AI: How ChatGPT and other AI Tools Will Revolutionize Business.

Besides his writing, Tom has authored courses for PluralSight, Apress and O’Reilly Publishing. And yes, they are about topics like AI and cloud computing.

Tom currently advises various early stage companies about AI. He also is an angel investor.

Before this, Tom founded tech companies like ExamWeb, WebIPO and Hypermart, which was sold to InfoSpace.

Recent Articles

Why Carnival Stock Will Sink Further

By Tom Taulli, InvestorPlace Contributor

Along with all other cruise lines, Carnival has undergone extreme pressure during the past month or so. And while the stock price is at rock-bottom prices, there could easily be more on the downside.

Top-Notch Vaccine Technology Makes iBio Stock a Smart Bet

By Tom Taulli, InvestorPlace Contributor

IBIO stock looked trapped. But a new partnership and vaccine tech offers a promising coronavirus solution and big gains.

Masterworks Review: Should You Invest In Tokenized Fine Art?

By Tom Taulli, InvestorPlace Contributor

Investing in art is great for diversification, but too expensive for most. See if this tokenized approach is for you with our Masterworks review.

Review: Should You Invest With MicroVentures?

By Tom Taulli, InvestorPlace Contributor

Founded in 2009, MicroVentures has build one of the leading platforms for investing in startups. This is available for both accredited and non-accredited. Here’s a look at some of the details.

What Might the Federal Reserve Do Next?

By Tom Taulli, InvestorPlace Contributor

With the impact of the coronavirus from China, the Federal Reserve has been scrambling. Interest rates are near zero and there are aggressive buying programs, for government bonds and commercial paper. But this appears to be just the beginning.

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