Vision
Co-Founder and CTO at Settle It With Nia. I research on work at the frontier of cognitive operating systems for embedded intelligence. My work exists at the convergence of cognitive science and computer engineering.
I pursue a philosophy of classical realism in both technology and aesthetics. Systems, like art, should reflect truth in their most authentic form. Unobscured by trendy abstractions or unnecessary complexity.
Cognitive Operating Systems
My research explores the development of operating systems that mimic human cognitive processes. From perception and learning to memory formation and decision-making. This work challenges conventional computing paradigms by introducing systems that adapt and evolve based on environmental feedback and usage patterns.
The focus remains on embedded devices. The intersection where computational constraints demand elegant solutions and where the future of ambient intelligence begins. By starting with the constraints of embedded systems, we establish principles that scale gracefully to more complex computational environments.
This foundational research lays the groundwork for a future where computational devices, from microscopic sensors to complex networks, operate with an intelligence that mirrors human cognition while transcending human limitations.
Banister Foundation
Through the Banister Foundation, I support initiatives that advance cognitive computing research and applications that serve humanity's long-term interests.