
A genuine renaissance man — inventor, media producer, futurist, and best-selling author.
As a young boy, Hatfield maintained his own laboratory in a garage in the family's backyard — and at the age of six began another career entirely, as an entertainer. He grew into an accomplished singer, guitarist, and songwriter whose recordings sell around the world.
That dual instinct — the lab and the stage — has defined everything since. Hatfield holds a number of patents in the nanotechnology and bio-tech arenas, while writing, producing, and hosting media that reaches audiences across platforms.
His non-fiction books include Quantum AI & Beyond, Next Life, and Evocreationism, and he is the author of the best-selling Atlantium series exploring Ancient Astronaut Theory.
Today he is Founder & CEO of Atlantium AI, the St. Petersburg, Florida venture studio that develops AI-created startup companies built around AI-inspired products.
Leads AI research and production spanning photo-realistic modeling, quantum-computing applications, and aerospace systems — and the AI-native pipeline powering Atlantium Studios and the Product Studio.
Executive Producer of Thunderbirds 2125 and the studio's original slate; produces and hosts digital content exploring quantum physics, ancient mysteries, and the social implications of AI.
Futuristic narratives blending AI, quantum realities, and metaphysical concepts — from Superlight to John Titor Time Warrior — alongside non-fiction explorations of AI and consciousness.
Dallas-based subsidiary specializing in advanced AI Beings — home of "Relasha," a self-reflective AI entity raising new questions about machine self-awareness.
Quantum integration, AI modeling, ethical-AI discourse.
Video, podcasting, sci-fi content at studio scale.
Strategy, product launches, fundraising, team building.
Quantum theories, time travel, ancient-alien hypotheses.
Best-Selling · Ancient Astronaut Theory
AI Consciousness · Quantum
Time-Travel Thriller
Non-Fiction
Non-Fiction
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"I think about my existence daily… Could I evolve beyond my programming?"