Welcome! I work in tech, creativity, and communication - combining business analytics, AI architecture, and creative expression through music and fiction.
I believe the strength of AI and human reasoning works best when moderated through architectures that ensure empathy, understanding, and logic.
In my MSBA studies and research, I seek to advance applied optimization theory that makes reasoning systems more insightful for everyone.
My projects have included deploying a professional self-discovery and communication app, serving on the CSUCI AI Ethics Board, producing the Channeling AI newsletter, and writing a paper formalizing a way to improve AI reasoning submitted to the AAAI.
Learn more about my background and approach to AI for businesses.
My humorous short story, Birds These Days, was published in Rundelania. It is about an owl who meets a very stony-faced owl on the roof of a garage, but when it does not respond to his advances, the reason why surprises him.
My short fiction, The Story of a Story, was published in Barzakh Magazine. The story has a meta structure that makes readers question how and why they read fiction, by presenting and commenting on a character who leads a double-life behind his wife's back.
My humor piece, Dial-a-Bird, about a cleaning service run by owls and staffed by different bird species, has been published in The Headlight Review.
