Building software across boundaries.

October 2026

As a sci-fi and cyberpunk fan, I’m having the time of my life. I see LLMs as a kind of alien intelligence: something unfamiliar to explore, communicate with, and learn to make use of. Like Louise Banks in the movie Arrival, my instinct is to make contact.

I do feel the loss of writing code by hand. But I’m also excited about what’s becoming possible. As coding becomes less of a bottleneck, the hard questions shift: what should we build, and how do we know it actually works?

For me, that means treating verification as a continuous and partially automated process, not just a vague human-in-the-loop mandate. AI-generated systems and workflows need to be measured, evaluated, monitored in production, and corrected over time. As William Gibson put it, “The future is already here - it’s just not very evenly distributed.” I’m glad to be part of figuring out how to build with it.