Gabriel Weinberg
Founder of the privacy search engine DuckDuckGo; co-author of Traction and Super Thinking.
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- Gabriel Weinberg is an American entrepreneur who founded DuckDuckGo, a privacy-focused search engine, in 2008.
- He funded it himself until October 2011.
- He co-wrote the books Traction (2015) and Super Thinking (2019).
- He studied physics and technology policy at MIT, and writes a newsletter on policy and progress.
Key facts
- Founded
- DuckDuckGo (2008); earlier the Names Database social network2
- Books
- Traction (2015) and Super Thinking (2019), as co-author1
- Education
- MIT: physics (2001) and technology policy (2005)1
- Writes
- A newsletter on policy and progress (tech, AI, economics, government)1
Roles
Founded
- DuckDuckGoOrganization
since 2008 source on DuckDuckGo
Links
Sources
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