• Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is one of humanity’s most ambitious frontiers — the quest to build machines that can think, learn, and adapt like humans. AGI is mimicking human intelligence. An AGI must be able to learn everything a human can and apply knowledge from one domain to another. For example, if an AGI learns…

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  • People have been creating art for a long time. Whether it was a caveman drawing on the walls of a cave to say, “I was here,” or kings having artists create their portraits, art has evolved over time, taking different forms and styles. Technology democratized art—what that means is it made art accessible to more…

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  • What Truly Matters!

    Lately, I have been thinking a lot about what actually matters. I think the two pillars of a meaningful life are meaningful work and meaningful relationships. And whatever is meaningful for you doesn’t have to make sense to anybody else. It’s your life, it’s your time. You should be in control of it. You don’t…

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  • I have always admired people who work with intense focus and accomplish significant tasks. Their dedication inspires me to push my limits and see what my mind is truly capable of achieving. The stories of Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Thomas Edison even fictional figures like Tony Stark and Bruce Wayne—who were known for concentrating…

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  • When I decided to go deep into AI, I started by reading science fiction stories about AI and broad general books on the subject. My primary goal was to develop genuine curiosity, so that studying AI wouldn’t feel like work but more like play. Once I became deeply curious, I wanted to understand its history—what…

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  • We discover new knowledge by thinking from first principles—building knowledge from the ground up. Current AI models have access to past data, but they also need real-time access to the world, to see and perceive it the way we do. They must make falsifiable assumptions about the world and then test those assumptions against reality…

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