AI and human judgment
How people delegate to AI, supervise it, and decide when a system should act, ask for approval, or only recommend.
The subjects, subcultures, and ordinary things that keep pulling me back.
How people delegate to AI, supervise it, and decide when a system should act, ask for approval, or only recommend.
The gap between the current healthcare system and what becomes possible when AI is made native to how Nigerian clinicians work.
How companies form, how people coordinate, and how decisions made inside an organization affect everyone around it.
How capitalism, socialism, and communism behave differently across communities, cultures, and the peculiarities of the people living within them.
The work around the code: understanding a market, earning attention, transferring context, and making good technology useful.
Medicine, cars, construction, and systems like the Dutch infrastructure that lets a country live below sea level.
The centre of things. Family shapes how I understand responsibility, ambition, care, and the life I want to build.
I like seeing how other people live and picking their minds. A wider view of life usually becomes a wider view of software too.
A hobby that makes me slow down and notice the details I might otherwise walk past.
The Sidemen, their wider circle, and the combination of friendship, entertainment, and business they have built over time.
Afrobeats, indie rock, and singer-songwriters. What I listen to changes the mood of how I work, travel, and remember things.
Different ways to move, reset, and get out of my head.
Mostly FIFA and driving simulators. I am enthusiastic, although occasionally too lazy to actually play.
Cars, Spider-Man, healthy living, fashion, socks, internet culture, and whatever rabbit hole has found me that week.