Faith, craft, and machines —
someone has to hold all three.
I work at the intersection of the engineers building AI capability, the companies deploying it, and the humans whose lives it touches. That middle layer — evaluation, alignment, quality assurance — is where the difference between AI that serves and AI that harms actually gets decided. It took getting still, and getting serious about faith, to understand why that work matters. Now it's the only work I want to do.
The engineers build the capability. The companies deploy it. Humans engage with it — and trust it, and depend on it, sometimes in moments that matter. Somebody has to sit at that intersection, in the feedback loops, the evaluation queues, the quality processes, making sure it doesn't go off the rails. That layer isn't optional. As AI becomes more capable and regulation catches up, it becomes more critical. That's the work I'm building toward. That's what you'll find here.
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