What am I about?

 Bachelor’s in AI, but don’t worry—I’m not building the next Big Brother. I started this journey deep in the shadows of dystopian futures where technology controls us, not the other way around. Orwell warned me. Huxley distracted me. And Fahrenheit 451 burned away the illusions.

Then things got weird and intriguing—the idea of merging consciousness like in Naam’s Nexus, or living in a simulation like the Matrix. But here’s what I learned along the way: we don’t need to abandon our humanity to harness technology’s potential. We just need to find a balance—just like the humans and machines at the end of the Matrix trilogy.

So where does that leave me? I’m not here to build utopias or dystopias. I’m here to help craft a world where AI elevates what’s already remarkable about being human—our creativity, our consciousness, our spirit. The future doesn’t need to be a bleak Orwellian nightmare or a world of endless distraction. It can be a place where tech and humanity dance together—no domination, just coexistence.

And if we do it right, there’s hope. Hope that we’ll create a future where technology helps us ask better questions, not just give us easy answers. Hope that we’ll protect what’s sacred in us while exploring what’s possible. And hope that, maybe, the ultimate answer isn’t just “42”—it’s finding meaning in the balance along the way.