Thought Leadership
Drawing on a PhD spanning computer science, cognitive psychology, and industrial engineering, teaching in biomedical engineering and digital health, and ongoing research into spirituality, philosophy, and epistemology — applied to how people, businesses, and technology actually work together.
The Digital Divide
The real digital divide isn't about access to computers, the internet, or communications — it's the conceptual gap between how the physical world works and how the digital world works, and how scale behaves differently in each. Many businesses, especially across Latin America, are built for the physical world: linear, sequential, and built slowly over time. Closing the gap means learning to think in both registers at once.
AI and Growth
AI use will be transformative across every industry, and playing catch-up will be very hard. Growth-focused businesses need to adapt their thinking and strategy for an AI-native world — not simply use AI to substitute for physical-world activity.
Make Us Human Again
As AI and related technologies blur the line between human and machine, the instinct is to resist and retreat to “the basics.” The more useful response is a deeper understanding of what makes us human, and where we stand as humans — not a competition with AI.