
The Context Inversion
I spent a year building persistent memory for my AI. Turns out I was building it for myself.
Perspectives on technology, policy, and where it's all headed.

I spent a year building persistent memory for my AI. Turns out I was building it for myself.

The real problem with AI sessions isn't losing your place. It's losing your mind.

When AI can code better than humans, what is left? The ability to know what is worth building. Everyone has taste. The work is knowing yours

I'm Wayne. Policy background, self-taught engineer, 15 years building systems in places where getting it wrong matters - the Pentagon, international NGOs, Fortune 500s. I think about what comes next: where AI changes how we work, which problems are actually worth solving, and what technology owes the people who use it.
I take on select consulting engagements in solution architecture, AI integration, and technical strategy. See my work