The bridge
Engineer. Founder. AI educator.
I studied robotics at EPFL, published at IROS, then shipped
machine learning at Canonical working daily with the founder of Ubuntu.
I founded three startups across Silicon Valley and Europe — some worked, one crashed.
I teach from having been in the arena, not from a textbook.
Then the arena took its toll — I burned out, and rebuilt. That rebuild taught me what
no lab could: the hardest part of technological change isn't the technology. It's the
humans being asked to keep up with it. So I don't just teach the tools — I make the
people using them feel capable, not afraid.
Most speakers understand the technology or the people. I've lived both sides deeply
enough to translate between them — that's where the future actually gets built.