I’m a New York–based sales executive working for Dow Jones, building AI workflows and writing to make sense of the noise. Originally from Alabama. Currently trying to make sense of how to make AI and technology work for me.
Six months ago, an Austrian developer named Peter Steinberger uploaded Openclaw to GitHub. Not a model. A wrapper: plug in any AI brain, and it becomes an autonomous agent that actually does things. Book restaurant reservations. Manages your email. Bids on eBay. Runs locally through WhatsApp or Telegram, on your own machine, no subscription required. […]
Have you watched that animated series on Netflix called Pantheon? If you haven’t, here’s a quick rundown: the show is about “uploaded intelligence,” meaning the copying of a human brain onto a chip or computerized system. I bring this up because recently, scientists copied a fruit fly brain into a computer, neuron by neuron, synapse by […]
Two hundred thousand human brain cells, grown on a microchip, brain organoids, have been trained to play the original Doom. These brain organoids are moving, aiming, and shooting in a feedback loop driven entirely by biological neural activity. The research comes from Cortical Labs, a Melbourne-based team working at the intersection of synthetic biology and […]
Automating Email Prioritization & Responses
Inbox triage is a tax. Most “AI email” tools optimize for speed, not judgment.
NOFO parsing → ideation → drafting → evaluation
Proposal work is repetitive, high-stakes, and format-heavy.
Relevance-first enterprise outreach
Most compliance outreach is generic and gets ignored.