Now: Creating the future of human-computer interaction for doing all work in the world.
Past: Games, robots, deep learning, world trade, growth.
Always: if you ever want to talk, or if I can help in any way.
Currently thinking about: the minimal instruction set needed to guide AI models for precisely executing human instructions, how developing countries can capture more of the value in their supply chains, sub-vocalization devices, true human flight.
Never before in human history has one person been able to affect the lives of billions of people all at once.
My goals all revolve around using this fact to achieve what our ancestors could not have before. I believe we can fundamentally change so much, together. Towards this end, I am always trying to work towards not only how I will achieve this, but also how I can help everyone else increase their ability to effect change as well. I believe that most people are not even aware of what they could be doing. I want to raise ambitions while achieving my own.
In order to ensure others can achieve, I helped run Sponsr.Us, a national non-profit helping young students everywhere create projects that help their communities, at Schwarzman College a few friends and I started a startup incubator to help others fully utilize the time and resources they have in one magical year, and I also worked on games to help children in developing countries teach themselves literacy and numeracy (our RoboTutor team ended up as one of the five finalists in the Global Learning XPrize).
I’ve also created many fun things, always making something from nothing. Previously, I started a team that built one of the first autonomous, agricultural drones for which we received a provisional patent, worked as an ML researcher under Prof. William Cohen, started a company to improve world logistics, and worked at a variety of companies making things like aerial vehicles, large-scale demand prediction systems, and self-driving cars. I also built and led the Growth team that directly brought in a significant chunk of Ramp’s net new revenue. Fun! But, I’d much more like to hear about , since whoever you are that is reading this, I have a lot to learn from you.
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