Every week, I feel like the world was built just a little bit more for people like me. People with creative ideas and technical curiosity, active explorers with a sense of beauty and a will to win.
It has never been easier to get a prototype up and running, but it has never been more challenging to build a viable product that won't be stolen from you.
In that kind of environment, you want someone who is completely immersed in the tech, who has a working theory built on personal experience and facts. That person will have an intuition for what's really possible now — and grounded technical reasoning for what will likely be possible a year from now. Only a person like that will be able to prioritize the features and understand the largest risks to your product.
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about
AI product owner at Wharton. Princeton '06, fencer, writer. Building at the intersection of language, technology, and human need.
Co-chair, AI SIG & AI Community of Practice · UPenn · B2B copy · fencer · tech
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Built, shipped, and still responsible for.
projects
Moving things through organizations.
talks
Keynotes, talks, and workshops on GenAI, RAG architecture, and building in the AI era.
6 talks · UPenn, DataPhilly, industry conferences
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Narrative content — on technology and on myself.
prototypes
Homegrown experiments and tools — research knowledge graph, CLI tools, agent harnesses.
Tools I build for myself
explore →ideas
Lab notebook — essays, experiments, and product ideas on AI, agents, and building.
6 entries · essays, experiments, product ideas
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