BCIS Graduate | Tech Operations & Leadership (6+ years) | Exploring Philosophy of AI, Minds & Meaning
I explore the quiet, deep questions that AI raises about us:
What do conversations with machines reveal about how humans really think and understand?
What separates intelligent systems from genuine meaning or feeling?
How do real insights arrive in unexpected ways?
These questions grew out of hands-on experience in tech: service desk and support roles, customer success management, and co-founding/leading startups in healthtech and marketing operations (even through the failures, which taught me more than the successes). I’ve seen systems shape behavior, data influence decisions, and human elements get lost in the code — and that sparked a lasting curiosity about understanding, ethics, and what it means to be human in a technological world.
I’ve published on metaphysics and co-authored on psychology (Global Transformation Journal, 2025), and my thinking has been shaped by extensive work in powerful communication, leadership, and personal transformation (Landmark programs).
Looking to connect with thoughtful people — philosophers, AI researchers, tech leaders, ethicists, or anyone quietly wondering about minds, meaning, and where real insight comes from. Open to slow conversations, collaborations on AI-related ideas, side projects in ethics/governance, or just exchanging perspectives. No rush, no pressure — just genuine exchange.
Feel free to message if these questions resonate. Let’s sit with them together.More...