I explore the fascinating crossroads of ethics, technology, and human values—because someone has to make sure our smart toasters don’t stage a coup. I’m convinced that steering AI’s development and deployment responsibly is vital if we want tomorrow to serve all of humanity (and not just the basement-dwelling coders or espresso-fueled jet-set elites).

I dive headfirst into policy debates (read: late-night Twitter marathons) and the occasional existential crisis over whether “Hello, world” qualifies as a philosophical treatise.

My goal? To uncover how AI-driven knowledge reshapes what we consider “truth” and advise on safeguarding the critical, reflective thinking future generations will desperately need—before the chatbots trained on Nietzsche quotes take over entirely.

Thinker → Analyze how AI reshapes truth, authority, and knowledge.

Writer → Publish essays/blogs that challenge passive consumption of AI outputs.

Educator → Teach methods for “epistemic hygiene” and critical reflection when using AI.

Advisor → Help organizations and communities design AI practices that promote understanding, not just efficiency.

Bridge-Builder → Connect philosophy, cognitive science, and real-world AI use.