A writer is someone who notices something in the world and gives language to it. That’s the job. Notice, then name. AI doesn’t interfere with the noticing. The observations are still mine. The feelings are still mine. What’s changed is how I get from observation to language—and I’m not sure that part was ever sacred.

I keep asking myself who I am, exactly.

I’m a curator, a storyteller, a writer, a founder, and a creative technologist that resonates deeply with Stewart Brand's self-description: "I find things and I found things."

The things I find are the raw materials of possibility: ideas, books, concepts, people and tools.

Human beings shape their environment as an extension of their identity. Creation is more than an action - it is an organizing principle that transforms raw potential into form, and digital platforms amplify this instinct. They reduce the distance between ideation and execution.