Billionaire Collective Intelligence: 1,000 talks in one AI tool
Richard described one of Family Office Club's AI tools at 2026 events. It is called Billionaire Collective Intelligence. It holds transcripts of more than 1,000 public talks by billionaires, plus the 40-some interviews his team has done.
What it does
You ask it a question and it answers from those talks. Richard says you can ask it to vote on options, or ask for ideas only from billionaires in your industry. At the time of the talk he said it had been used 1,500 times.
Why the quotes matter
Richard points out that the tool tells you the exact quote each insight comes from. That way you can check it and know it is not made up. It is the same standard this site uses for quotes.
Where it fits
Richard framed it as a way to control your inputs and improve your ideas faster. He calls it the first time people can get feedback from the most successful people in business right away.
In Richard's words
"We took a thousand public talks from billionaires, the 40-some interviews we've done, transcribed all of that, and put it in a tool so you can get feedback from the collective intelligence of billionaires." (Richard C. Wilson, 2026 Family Office Club event)
"And it will not only tell you the insight, it'll tell you the exact quote that that insight is derived from, so you know it's not made up." (2026 Family Office Club event)
How to use this
- Test a decision against many sources, not one opinion.
- Ask for input from people in your own industry first.
- Always check the original quote behind an insight before you act on it.
- Use tools like this to sharpen ideas, then decide for yourself.
Questions and answers
What is Billionaire Collective Intelligence?
An AI tool Richard's team built from transcripts of more than 1,000 public billionaire talks and 40-some interviews.
What can you ask it?
Questions, votes on options, or ideas limited to billionaires in a certain industry, per Richard.
How do you know answers are real?
Richard says it shows the exact quote each insight comes from.
How much has it been used?
Richard said about 1,500 times at the time of that 2026 talk.