## Personal Information - **Full Name:** Robbie Stamp - **Role in Project:** Co-founder, Advisor, and Strategic Lead
## Background & Expertise Robbie Stamp is an influential figure with a rich background in media production, innovation, and artificial intelligence. Beginning his career in television documentaries, he soon crossed paths with the legendary author Douglas Adams, leading to profound creative collaborations. Together they launched The Digital Village, a pioneering digital media company responsible for the innovative h2g2.com community and the iconic computer game "Starship Titanic." Robbie also served as executive producer for the acclaimed movie adaptation of "The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy." Currently, Robbie is the Chief Executive of Bioss International, a global consultancy specializing in organizational and human development. He holds key positions related to governance and artificial intelligence at the British Standards Institute and contributes to international standards on AI governance.
## Why They're Hitchhiking Driven by his belief in the transformative potential of digital communities, Robbie sees the Hitchhiker’s Guide Project as an opportunity to reimagine social interaction, governance, and collaborative creativity. His vision aligns deeply with Adams’ philosophy—encouraging curiosity, diverse perspectives, and innovative, participatory digital experiences. He seeks to leverage this cultural legacy to build inclusive, decentralized social structures that resist autocratic power and champion collective creativity.
## Notable Achievements - Executive Producer of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" film adaptation (2005). - Co-founded The Digital Village and oversaw the launch of pioneering digital platforms like h2g2.com and the "Starship Titanic" game. - Key contributor to AI governance and ethical frameworks, with leadership roles in the British Standards Institute. - International Advisory Council Member at the Past Foundation.
## Unexpected Insights Robbie's early career producing award-winning environmental documentaries, including the intriguingly titled "Can Polar Bears Tread Water?", illustrates his long-standing knack for addressing complex issues with creative storytelling—a talent he continues to apply in advocating responsible AI governance and human-centric technology.
## Testimonials Robbie brings intellectual clarity, warmth, and humanity to everything he does. His approach to technology and community reflects an unwavering belief in human potential.