"I founded Synthesia in 2017, and it's now a $4 billion unicorn. The platform allows businesses to leverage generative AI to create videos for a range of corporate use cases, such as reimagining training videos, generating AI avatars of company executives to deliver internal or external messages, or dubbing webinars into dozens of languages."
"First and foremost, my bike. Unless the weather is terrible, I prefer to bike to and from the office most days. That's my most important ritual. Also, coffee breaks. If I'm tired or in a bad mood, I'll go for a 15-minute walk and get an extra nice coffee at Blank Street. My biggest non-negotiable indulgence is music. I love underground music and listen to it whenever I'm not in a meeting."
Victor Riparbelli founded Synthesia in 2017 and grew it into a $4 billion unicorn. The platform enables businesses to use generative AI to produce videos for corporate needs, including reimagining training content, creating AI avatars of executives for internal or external messaging, and dubbing webinars into dozens of languages. The company raised $200 million in a Series E led by Google Ventures. Riparbelli maintains productivity through daily rituals: biking to the office, taking coffee breaks and short walks, and listening to underground music. He wakes between 8 and 8:30 a.m., usually skips breakfast, and reserves early mornings for deep work while managing cross–US time-zone demands.
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