In the interview, Corey shares how he spends his summer break in Copenhagen: kayaking, enjoying the local food and wine scene, and—of course—keeping up with a steady stream of AI reading.

He reflects on what makes Danish summers unique, balancing relaxation with deep thinking. From family trips and personal training supported by an AI coach he built himself, to wine evenings under Knippelsbro, Corey highlights how summer is both a time to recharge and to rethink.

The conversation also touches on some bigger topics:

• The hardest decision for any entrepreneur—when to stop a promising project.
• The importance of sustainable thinking in both business and people.
• How AI is reshaping the IT industry, and what it means for the next generation of talent.

For Corey, summer is not about switching off completely but about gaining perspective—on technology, business, and life.

Read the full article (in Danish) on ITWatch here

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