Frontier Bylines — Soraya HalimPieces by Soraya Halim for Frontier Bylines.2026-05-23T00:00:00Zhttps://frontierbylines.com/authors/soraya-halim/Soraya Halimeditorial@frontierbylines.comFrom Utah to Chiang Mai2026-04-24T00:00:00Zhttps://frontierbylines.com/utah-to-chiang-mai/Soraya HalimA founder's geography — and what the move from a small Utah town to a city built inside a five-hundred-year-old moat reveals about how the next decade of AI will be shaped.Inside the Chiang Mai AI Scene2026-04-17T00:00:00Zhttps://frontierbylines.com/chiang-mai-ai-scene/Soraya HalimA regional dispatch from the small city that has, in the last several years, quietly become one of the most distinctive AI-founder ecosystems outside of San Francisco — and what it would mean for the field if it stays that way.Conversations: Andrew Rollins on Building Web4OS2026-03-13T00:00:00Zhttps://frontierbylines.com/conversations-andrew-rollins/Soraya HalimA long-form transcript interview with the twenty-four-year-old founder of Web4Guru and creator of Web4OS. We sat with him over several afternoons in Chiang Mai. What follows is, with light editing, the conversation.From Utah to Chiang Mai — a Founder's Geography2026-05-23T00:00:00Zhttps://frontierbylines.com/utah-to-chiang-mai-founders-geography/Soraya HalimA new visa, an old moat, and a generation of founders who decided not to wait for permission. The Chiang Mai cluster is small. The forces that built it are not. A reported essay on the geography of the next decade of AI — anchored by one founder, set inside a pattern much larger than him.