With a rich background spanning three decades in technology and a passionate engagement with the creative arts, I navigate the evolving digital landscape to uncover the transformative potential of Web3 and blockchain. My work aims to blend innovative technology with artistic expression, fostering a future where digital communities thrive on collaboration and creativity.
2025 Year in Review: Creating Living Systems, Not Just Products
Reflections on Building Autonomous Art, Public Goods, and New Economic Infrastructure
2025 Year in Review: Creating Living Systems, Not Just Products
Reflections on Building Autonomous Art, Public Goods, and New Economic Infrastructure
The Shepherd’s New Costume
Another Corporation Needs You Brian Armstrong, the CEO of Base, tweets that prediction markets fall under the CFTC and any state saying otherwise is “keeping Americans from accessing tools that help them get ahead.”Days later, Base announces it’s acquiring a prediction market app.The champion of open access turns out to be consolidating it. Again. This is the same company that spent years telling builders that Base was infrastructure—neutral ground for the onchain future, a place to ship
The Shepherd’s New Costume
Another Corporation Needs You Brian Armstrong, the CEO of Base, tweets that prediction markets fall under the CFTC and any state saying otherwise is “keeping Americans from accessing tools that help them get ahead.”Days later, Base announces it’s acquiring a prediction market app.The champion of open access turns out to be consolidating it. Again. This is the same company that spent years telling builders that Base was infrastructure—neutral ground for the onchain future, a place to ship
The Thin Line Between Belief and Delusion
I think the mind matters. I also think it has limits. Problems start when we pretend those two ideas contradict each other. I'm writing this because someone close to me recently claimed they were healed by the laying on of hands. This is someone who, years ago, nearly died! Months in the ICU. Had to relearn how to walk, talk, eat—everything. Still lives with physical consequences from that time. Yet, now they believe a prayer session fixed something. I'm perplexed.
The Thin Line Between Belief and Delusion
I think the mind matters. I also think it has limits. Problems start when we pretend those two ideas contradict each other. I'm writing this because someone close to me recently claimed they were healed by the laying on of hands. This is someone who, years ago, nearly died! Months in the ICU. Had to relearn how to walk, talk, eat—everything. Still lives with physical consequences from that time. Yet, now they believe a prayer session fixed something. I'm perplexed.
I Built AI Agents That Dream in Quantum Fields
(And They Actually Work)
Stop Designing AI Pilots Around the Tech
Most AI pilots fail not because models are weak, but because they’re treated as tech experiments instead of organizational ones. When leaders center on tools rather than the people and processes that must evolve with them, they get flashy demos and fragile results. The real challenge isn’t the model—it’s redesigning how work actually happens...
Stop Designing AI Pilots Around the Tech
Most AI pilots fail not because models are weak, but because they’re treated as tech experiments instead of organizational ones. When leaders center on tools rather than the people and processes that must evolve with them, they get flashy demos and fragile results. The real challenge isn’t the model—it’s redesigning how work actually happens...
