Shlomo bridges the depth of scientific inquiry with the breadth of cultural fluency—qualities that distinguish him as a natural leader in roles such as Chief Scientist. Trained across disciplines, he brings to bear an impressive academic trajectory spanning artificial intelligence, quantum physics, and military history.

Currently engaged in a professional doctorate, his research centers on Defence and Strategic Studies at Missouri State University, Shlomo’s work delves deeply into the moral and ethical dimensions of warfare and human extinction-level nuclear events, a field that fuses science with ethics. His earlier studies include advanced signal processing at Queen Mary University of London and quantum physics at the prestigious Johns Hopkins University.

Alongside his research, he has published a book on Deep Learning that serves as a reference in the field, and was recently awarded a Gold Medal in the Kaggle AI AI Math Olympiad (AIMO2), one of the most demanding benchmarks for large language models (LLMs).

Beyond the technical, Shlomo is a linguist and cultural scholar. This multilingualism deepens his capacity to engage with complex global issues, from Middle Eastern history to Cold War strategy. He reads classical authors like Pushkin and Rumi, a testament to his engagement with both literary heritage and linguistic nuance.

His work is informed by a understanding of Islamic tradition, biblical scripture, and Judeo-Christian thought. This intellectual and spiritual fluency allows him to approach cross-cultural dialogue with both rigor and respect. In addition to his strategic and scientific contributions, Shlomo is currently writing a book exploring the ethical, existential, and technical implications of nuclear extinction-level risk.

With field experience as Chief Scientist and international consultant, he has worked across borders and sectors. Shlomo’s combination of analytical precision and cultural awareness makes him uniquely equipped for high-impact roles at the intersection of innovation, and strategy.

Books

Author | Historical Analysis | Anti-Semitism | Political Critique

Tractatus Historicus – A Logical Examination of Palestinian Narratives and Anti-Semitism

Book | Expected publication - 2025 | Nonfiction | www.antisemitico.com Amazon Sample Chapter - PDF

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This haunting watercolor captures the anguish of an Israeli hostage kidnapped by Hamas during the October 7th, 2023, attacks, reflecting Tractatus Historicus’s unflinching examination of terrorism, trauma, and the human cost of ideological hatred.

In this work, Tractatus Historicus, I undertake a critical examination of the historical, political, and moral foundations of Palestinian narratives and their implications for contemporary discourse. Drawing inspiration from Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, this book employs a rigorous and logical structure to confront the myths, claims, and distortions that have shaped global perceptions of Palestinian identity and Israel.

Tragically, anti-Semitism persists because myths and distortions continue to wield influence. This book seeks to untangle these narratives, demonstrating how historical misrepresentations—from medieval blood libels to modern-day rhetoric—are weaponized to delegitimize Israel.

Tractatus Historicus - Israeli Hostage 3

Sample verses in English and German—styled akin to Wittgenstein’s Tractatus —document the systematic terror, reflecting Tractatus Historicus’s unflinching examination of violence and ideological hatred.

One cannot address these narratives without confronting the harrowing events of October 7th, 2023, when Hamas orchestrated a campaign of unprecedented violence against Israeli civilians. The massacre was not merely a tragic event but a defining moment in the ongoing conflict, highlighting the nexus of Palestinian terrorism, genocidal intent, and anti-Semitic ideology. The atrocities committed—mass executions, systematic sexual violence, and grotesque mutilations—demand a moral reckoning and form a critical backdrop for this book’s inquiry.

The October 7th massacre was not an isolated aberration but the culmination of decades of hostility toward the Jewish state. Central to this hostility are political movements such as Hamas and ideologies propagated by institutions like UNRWA. The role of international organizations in perpetuating anti-Israel sentiment and shielding terrorism under the guise of humanitarianism is a recurring theme in this work. This book aims to shed light on how these entities contribute to the entrenchment of conflict and the perpetuation of falsehoods.

The current resurgence of anti-Semitism is driven by several interconnected factors: the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, which has been transformed from a primarily political struggle into something darker and often religious; the expansion and migration of Muslim populations within Europe; the uncertainties of the post-Cold War global order; regional disparities exacerbated by globalization; economic instability worldwide; and the rise of radical Islam, which identifies the “Satanic” United States and its “little Satan” ally—conspiratorial Zionists—as the culprits for the suffering of the Muslim world. Once again, irrationality resurfaces with disturbing force.

The Author.

Author | Research | Narrative Nonfiction | Human Extinsion

Victims of the Nuclear Peace – Representing Nuclear Catastrophe in Art and Film

Book | Expected publication - 2026 | Nonfiction | www.antisemitico.com Amazon Sample Chapter - PDF

Victims of the Nuclear Peace Book Cover

Absurdly blending the serene style of Confucian art with the apocalyptic horror of Japan’s atomic bombing, this painting echoes Victims of the Nuclear Peace’s exploration of nuclear catastrophe through artistic representation.

Victims of the Nuclear Peace delves into the haunting legacy of nuclear catastrophes, examining how the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki (1945), the Chernobyl disaster (1986), and the Fukushima nuclear crisis (2011) have been represented in art, film, and animation. This groundbreaking work bridges strategic analysis with visual storytelling, revealing how these depictions shape national security discourse, ethical reflection, and public perception of nuclear threats.

Drawing from a rich array of cultural artifacts, the book analyzes how artists and filmmakers have grappled with the ethical and aesthetic dimensions of nuclear devastation. From the testimonies of Hiroshima survivors to the dystopian metaphors of Chernobyl in popular media, and the technopolitical failures exposed by Fukushima, Victims of the Nuclear Peace uncovers the ways in which visual culture serves as both a form of defense commentary and a medium for collective memory. The narrative integrates strategic and philosophical frameworks, offering a profound critique of nuclear policies through the lens of art.

What makes this book unique? Victims of the Nuclear Peace challenges traditional boundaries between defense studies and artistic media, presenting a research-driven exploration that culminates in a speculative vision of nuclear winter. Inspired by the author’s own 4-minute animated short film created as part of a Missouri State University research seminar, the book visualizes the apocalyptic aesthetics of nuclear fallout, blending rigorous analysis with creative storytelling to provoke thought on existential risk and planetary futures.

In Victims of the Nuclear Peace, you’ll discover a deeply interdisciplinary critique of nuclear history, written for a world grappling with the ethical, strategic, and artistic implications of nuclear devastation. This book invites readers to reflect on the unseen scars of nuclear events and to envision a future where art and strategy converge to foster a deeper understanding of global security.

Author | Technical Reference | Artificial Intelligence

Deep Learning Interviews – Hundreds of Fully Solved Job Interview Questions from a Wide Range of Key Topics in AI

Book | December 2020 | Science | www.interviews.ai Amazon Github Arxiv PDF

Shlomo, Portrait - by my Son 2024

Deep Learning Interviews is an essential resource for aspiring data scientists and AI professionals facing the competitive gauntlet of job interviews or graduate-level exams. Spanning nearly 400 pages, this comprehensive volume offers hundreds of fully solved problems from key AI topics, including information theory, Bayesian statistics, algorithmic differentiation, logistic regression, perceptrons, and convolutional neural networks.

Designed to sharpen your skills and deepen your understanding, it provides step-by-step solutions, clear diagrams, and detailed reasoning to make complex concepts intuitive.

What makes this book unique? Unlike typical technical references, Deep Learning Interviews frames its challenging problems within thought-provoking questions and engaging stories, enabling readers to confidently tackle interview questions and articulate answers with clarity. It serves as both a rigorous rehearsal tool for job-seekers and a well-organized overview for machine learning M.Sc./Ph.D. students, covering a core curriculum of practical mathematical and computational skills now essential in computer science education.

The book’s meticulously curated inventory empowers readers to speak fluently on topics like calculus, entropy, and deep learning theory, forging connections that become second nature. With a quantitative background, you’ll find the problem sets, formulas, and instructions not only stimulating but also transformative, equipping you with the indispensable ability to stand out in a crowded field. Whether you’re a postgraduate student, a job-seeker, or an experienced researcher, Deep Learning Interviews offers powerful advantages to secure your dream role in AI.

Shlomo:Artistic Bio

Shlomo, Portrait - by my Son 2024

"Every threshold is a theory — until someone crosses it." This is the guiding metaphor behind Shlomo's creative work — a world where logic bleeds into aesthetics, and the boundaries between philosophy, trauma, and image are constantly redrawn.

Shlomo is a filmmaker, painter, and narrative artist whose visual language captures the moral fractures of modern conflict. His work does not offer escapism. Instead, it demands confrontation: with extinction, with propaganda, with the fragile idea of truth.

His forthcoming book, Tractatus Historicus, is not just a written examination — it is a visual architecture. Haunting watercolor illustrations accompany its logical propositions: portraits of Israeli hostages rendered in delicate washes, capturing both anguish and ideological violence. The paintings — Israeli Hostage 1, 2, and 3 — are visual testimonies, echoing the unflinching silence of Wittgenstein's final proposition: "Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent." Each image is not merely an illustration, but an argument in pigment. They are part of an ongoing series, The Faces of October, which explores the psychological erosion inflicted by ideological hatred. They are meant to be paused on, like verses, or stared into until meaning slips — much like memory.

Just and Unjust War

One of my favourite books for its profound exploration of moral dilemmas in warfare.

At the heart of his artistic vision lies an obsession: how do we see what we cannot bear to see? His paintings are ethical problems. His films are meditations. His books are arguments dressed in verse, dressed in blood.

Fluent in the aesthetic languages of Persian poems, Soviet montage, Islamic calligraphy, and war propaganda, Shlomo's style is unmistakable — stark, reverent, devastating. His works are influenced by Andrei Tarkovsky, Käthe Kollwitz, and divine justice.