Sydney — code, medicine, the future
I write code, study medicine, and think a lot about the future.
I live in Sydney, where I split my time between hospital wards and terminal windows. I'm very interested in AI and want to work at a frontier lab on capable systems and labor automation.
Before medicine I studied mechatronic and space engineering, built software for mines, and analysed connectomes at a neurotech company. I wrote code for a cube-satellite payload (CUAVA-1) that got launched to low earth orbit by SpaceX and JAXA.
AI clinical documentation that runs on the clinician's device. In-browser transcription via WebGPU and ONNX runtime, with patient data never leaving the practice. An experiment in how far privacy-preserving on-device inference can be pushed in a regulated industry.
LLM safety evaluation framework for medicinal chemistry queries. Submitted to NeurIPS '26. MD research project supervised by Prof. Thomas Balle (USyd).
Independent implementation of ACT for learned robotic manipulation policies.
Artificial general intelligence. Generalised robotics. Space colonisation. Longevity and precision medicine, oncology. Neuroscience and connectomics. Economics and incentives, the wealth of individuals and nations. Decentralised, permissionless money.