AI for healthy longevity — from population patterns to the individual.
Independent researcher and senior software consultant. Twenty years building enterprise software — mobile, IoT, and lately AI integration — now returning to research, where AI meets human healthspan.
Architectures that keep learning from a single person without forgetting what they know about everyone else.
What is good for a population can be wrong for one person. Building a formal bridge between the two levels is the core of the work.
AI that helps people think deeper and create — in the Engelbart–Licklider tradition — not AI that replaces human judgement.
The topic is not new to me. It is a return to PhD research I began in 2009 — the field has finally caught up.