Elizabeth Sramek.

Applied AI & Machine LearningPrague

Designing systems for the automated future.

Elizabeth Sramek is an AI Visibility Strategist, AEO Specialist, and B2B SaaS Advisor.

With two decades architecting the technical foundations of high-stakes digital ecosystems, she bridges advanced machine-learning principles, including open-research frameworks like the Automatic Statistician, with high-yield search architecture. I build strategies for brands to outrank algorithms, outlast AI updates, and serve as the undisputed source of truth in the AI-mediated era.

Elizabeth Sramek, applied AI expert, photographed in Prague
Elizabeth Sramek, Prague
2005First web property
20+Years of digital operations
5Projects currently run
Cited, quoted & published in
  • Arizona Law Review
  • HackerNoon
  • eLearning Industry
  • 101RTP Ireland
  • NewsByWire
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Current strategic focus

Five projects run in parallel: one inherited machine-learning research programme, two commercial mandates, and two WordPress publications I write myself.

AS/01Ex-Cambridge, Ex-Google. Now independent

The Automatic Statistician

A machine-learning research project that automates data analysis: it searches for statistical models that explain a dataset, then reports what it found in plain language. It began at the University of Cambridge and was later continued by researchers at Google. I have taken it over and run it independently, carrying on the original premise, that a statistician's reasoning can be written down as a system.

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TR/02Founder

Triumphoid

My own venture and research lab, built on AI-native workflow orchestration and B2B intelligence. The work is deciding what a company can safely hand to a machine and what still needs a person, then building the logic that holds that line: discovery, qualification and routing that run without supervision, and stay legible to the people accountable for them.

Explore the architecture

SC/03Strategic Lead

Scaleo

Leading AI visibility and growth strategy for a global affiliate-software platform operating in markets where the technical and regulatory stakes are as high as the commercial ones. That means building the structural signals that make a platform legible to AI systems, and holding the strategy steady as both the models and the regulation keep moving.

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WP/04Passion project

WPColt

An independent WordPress publication I write and run. Twenty years in, WordPress is still where I test ideas in the open before they become systems.

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WP/05Passion project

WPDeeply

The longer-form counterpart: how WordPress sites are built, maintained and automated, written for the people who keep them running.

Read WPDeeply
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Academic & industry footprint

My work on EU iGaming regulation is cited as a technical authority in the Arizona Law Review (Footnote 204, “International Online Gambling: A New Business Evolving Beyond State Regulations”). I am also quoted as an industry expert on blockchain transparency and decentralized payout logic in 101RTP Ireland’s 2026 crypto‑gambling market analysis.

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Arizona Law Review

Academic authority

Cited as a technical authority on EU iGaming regulation in “International Online Gambling: A New Business Evolving Beyond State Regulations”, Footnote 204.

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101RTP Ireland

Industry authority

Quoted as an industry expert on blockchain transparency and decentralized payout logic in the 2026 crypto-gambling market analysis.

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NewsByWire

Industry publication

Featured for the launch of Triumphoid and the shift toward AI-native workflow orchestration for enterprise discovery.

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Strategic intelligence I build

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Automated analysis

Machine-learning systems that interrogate a dataset and explain their own conclusions in language a person can check. This is the line of work behind The Automatic Statistician.

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AI Discovery

Building the structured signals that allow LLMs like GPT and Perplexity to verify and cite a brand as a primary source.

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My publications elsewhere

PUB/01Published author

HackerNoon

Technical essays on automation, machine intelligence, and the systems being built on top of it.

Read on HackerNoon

PUB/02Contributing author

eLearning Industry

On AI, knowledge systems, and what automation does to the way people learn.

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PUB/03Written here

The Journal

Notes from the projects: automated analysis, machine-readable structure, and what breaks in practice.

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