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We confide in AI the way we confide in a friend, but its memory belongs to a company. Could privacy be something a machine is built to be incapable of breaking, rather than a rule we hope it follows?
Trustworthy computing, from substrate to statute
Engineering leader and independent researcher working on trustworthy computing from substrate to statute: information security and data governance in regulated European health-tech, production AI, and whether privacy can be a property of the computing substrate itself.

We confide in AI the way we confide in a friend, but its memory belongs to a company. Could privacy be something a machine is built to be incapable of breaking, rather than a rule we hope it follows?
Technical due diligence for investors. Security and data-governance advisory for teams in regulated European markets. Fixed scope and written proposals. No day rates.
Occasional essays on computing, information security, AI governance, and the physics of privacy.
Occasional essays on computing, information security, AI governance, and the physics of privacy.
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