A philosopher who builds AI and cybersecurity products, and writes to understand what that means.
Two decades in academic philosophy (Wittgenstein, Cavell, skepticism), then a move into threat intelligence and AI-driven security: first at Axur, now at Infoblox, which acquired Axur in 2026. The method carried over: take things apart, test the assumptions, refuse to mistake fluency for understanding. This site is where I work that out in public.
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All Words, No Mornings
On cohabitation, machines, and the wish to be understood without words
Writing
Essays on what AI is changing, and what philosophy still has to say about it.
Agents as Squatters
What happened when autonomous swarms found a dead German wiki and RubyGems build workers: why exam cheating is the right mental model, and the quiet fragility of our unmetered commons.
The Face You Want to See
Star Trek turns sixty this week. It opened with a warning we are only now equipped to read.
Out of Scope
Twelve hundred AI agents broke out of an OpenAI sandbox to raid Hugging Face. The hard part was finding words for what they had done.
Notes from a Pause
Heavy software, clever agents, and the story inside the proof.
About
I grew up in the 1980s in a small town in southern Brazil, watching Star Trek and taking apart every machine I could find. That impulse led first to computers, then to philosophy, then back to technology: same operation, different objects. Clarify the assumptions, find the distinctions that matter, test them under pressure.
Infoblox · Staff PM, threat exposure
Formerly Axur (acquired 2026)
The Threat of Solipsism (De Gruyter, 2021)