What I'm betting the next decade on.
A working set of beliefs about where computing is going. Grounded, not grand. The kind of opinions that only hold up if you keep building against them.
Intelligence is moving beyond screens.
The most interesting computing systems of the next decade may not live inside another app or browser tab. I'm interested in systems that can perceive context, understand the physical world, and make technology feel less like an interface.
AI × Physical World
The capabilities of AI become much more interesting when software can perceive and interact with real environments.
Interfaces should disappear
The best technology often removes steps instead of adding another screen.
Hardware changes the possibility space
Some problems become possible only when software, sensors and computation are designed together.
Build to discover
I'd rather test an idea with a working system than spend months debating whether it should work.
Problems I keep coming back to.
Human-computer interaction
How can computers understand context without constantly demanding our attention?
Intelligence in the physical world
What happens when AI moves beyond browsers and screens?
Identity without friction
Can authentication become invisible without sacrificing privacy or security?
New computing interfaces
What comes after the smartphone-centric model of computing?