AI Founder & philosopher
Helping Navigate Life in the Age of AI
i am there for
families
Selective advisory for parents and families making major post-school decisions and wanting an independent, thoughtful second opinion.
Organisations
Talks, workshops, and conversations for companies, schools, universities, and communities seeking a serious, non-hype understanding of AI and its human implications.
Events
If intelligence is no longer uniquely human, what becomes more valuable in us? I write and speak about AI not only as a technical shift, but as a challenge to education, leadership, identity, and judgment.
how i can help
AI & SocietY
What intelligent systems are changing in work, education, leadership, and everyday life.
Judgment & Human Development
Why cognition alone is no longer enough, and why character, steadiness, and discernment matter more as powerful tools spread.
Education & Future Pathways
How parents, young people, and institutions can think more clearly about study, work, and human development in an age of AI.
Why I can Help
I have built a real AI company as Co-Founder and CEO, spent more than a decade writing, researching, and teaching on technology ethics and AI ethics. I remained closely connected to communities, organisations, and events at the intersection of technology, ethics, and society.
At the same time, I have always been a lifelong tinkerer and maker who likes to understand technology not only in theory, but also by building, testing, and working with things directly.
A long-standing mindfulness and yoga practice informs the way I think and work, bringing a deeper human perspective to questions that are often approached in purely technical or analytical terms.
And as a father of two, questions of education, development, responsibility, and the future are deeply personal and very real.
Four Principles
CLarity Over Hype
I prefer sober thinking to buzzwords, fear cycles, or easy narratives. The world is complicated enough without making it noisier than it already is.
Judgement over Panic
Big changes can make people reactive. I try to focus instead on steadiness, discernment, and making thoughtful decisions when things feel uncertain.
Ethics, not moral Theatre
Ethics, to me, is not about appearances. It is about trying to be honest, responsible, and constructive in situations that are rarely simple.
Technology & Human Depth
New technologies change what is possible, but they do not remove the importance of character, self-awareness, and human responsibility. In many ways, they make those qualities even more important.