LongevityA Second Opinion
July 9, 2026I scan every food and cosmetic before I buy it. Yuka takes ten seconds, answers to no brand, and quietly rewired my defaults.
CognitionClock Speed
July 8, 2026Processing speed is the clock every other function runs on. You cannot overclock it, but you can read it, and stop letting sleep and stress slow it down.
EducationThe Policy Pendulum
July 7, 2026In three years schools went from banning ChatGPT to legally requiring AI policies. The rules govern who can use it, not whether it teaches anything.
EducationLearning on Credit
July 2, 2026AI makes student work better and learning worse. The science is early, but the job market will eventually collect on the gap between output and real skill.
CognitionHold That Thought
July 1, 2026Working memory is not a number to raise. It is a few slots that hold what you are thinking with, and the honest move is to stop overspending them.
LongevityThe Scan You Donate: Whole-Body MRI
June 30, 2026A 30-year-old's full-body MRI, the new players selling it, and an honest look at what a baseline scan can and cannot tell you about longevity.
CognitionNot One Number
June 15, 2026Nobody has a single heart number. You track a panel of functions. Cognition works the same way, and “intelligence” is the wrong unit.
Cognition · LongevityMind the Baseline
June 9, 2026I track sleep, HRV, VO2 max, and over a hundred biomarkers. For the one organ I most identify with, my brain, I have no baseline at all.
MediaPureLogics Pulse
June 8, 2026On PureLogics Pulse, I discussed with Amir Khan why compliance belongs in the architecture rather than the launch checklist — security-first design, data segregation, synthetic data, and keeping AI hallucinations in check across healthcare and education.
AgentsBring Your Own Brain
June 3, 2026Voltaire's newest surface is an MCP server. What it takes to expose an internal AI orchestrator to Claude Code without giving up PII control.
LongevityStretch to Sleep
June 1, 2026Stretching won’t prevent injury or cure soreness. I still spend fifteen minutes on the floor every night. Here is what it actually buys me.
LongevityMarker, Not a Lever
May 26, 2026A hand squeeze predicts death better than blood pressure. I track mine at 132 pounds. Why grip strength is a signal worth reading, not a number to chase.
AgentsThe Replay Loop
May 22, 2026Observability is the underrated layer in AI agent design. Replay turns production queries into local fixtures, and lets the agent help fix itself.
LongevitySleeping Like a Clock
May 19, 20261,210 nights of Whoop data and a strong opinion. Sleep is the highest-leverage longevity protocol, and it starts the moment you wake up.
AgentsPII by Design: Securing AI Data Access
May 14, 2026How I think about identity, prompts, and audit when an internal AI touches employee, student, and clinical data. Five layers, mechanically independent.
LongevityPressure Reading
May 12, 2026My blood pressure has flirted with elevated since adolescence. Here is what I learned about measuring it correctly and the science behind the number.
AgentsSkills, Not Features
May 7, 2026How Voltaire ships AI workflows as declarative XML playbooks: tool surface, instruction sequence, audience, budget, and PII addenda all in one file.
LongevityTraining for Decades
May 4, 2026I train every day, not for a season or a race. Here is what 12 months of cardio, strength, and rucking data say about training for longevity.
AgentsLearns from Itself
April 29, 2026How Voltaire builds its own knowledge base over time through semantic recall, reflection on past conversations, and slow promotion into a shared memory.
LongevityMy AI Pharmacist
April 27, 2026I fed three years of biomarkers into a chat window and asked for a supplement stack. The output was sharper than what most clinicians would produce.
AgentsA Knowledge Graph for the Rest of Us
April 22, 2026How my internal AI went from a SQLite knowledge graph crawling every Google Drive file to a managed search engine and a BigQuery vector table.
LongevityTen Minutes of Red
April 20, 2026Ten minutes under a red light panel every morning. What photobiomodulation actually does, what it probably doesn’t, and why I still plug it in.
AgentsThe SQL Agent: Schema-Aware BigQuery
April 15, 2026How Voltaire turns natural language into schema-aware SQL, filters PII before the model sees it, and repairs broken queries automatically.
LongevityEating Once a Day
April 13, 2026I eat one meal a day, spend $25, and my metabolic markers look better than most. Ten years of data on what happens when you stop snacking.
AgentsThe Reasoning Loop
April 8, 2026How Voltaire routes a Slack question through identity resolution, knowledge planning, and a reasoning loop with real tools to build grounded answers.
LongevityBody of Evidence
April 6, 2026Most people track weight and maybe cholesterol. I track over 100 biomarkers quarterly. Here is how I learned which ones matter and which are noise.
AgentsOne Brain to Query
March 30, 2026What happens when a company connects its data warehouse, documents, tickets, and code into a single AI agent that any employee can talk to in Slack.
LongevityHow I See Biological Age
March 29, 2026Your chronological age is a timestamp. Your biological age is a signal. How epigenetic clocks, aging pace, and organ data reshaped how I see getting older.
WorkInformation Transit
March 23, 2026The AI productivity story focuses on individuals. The real bottleneck is how information moves between teams. Production got cheaper. Coordination didn’t.
WorkFull-Stack Builder
March 20, 2026Full-stack used to mean frontend and backend. Now it means one person shipping what used to take a cross-functional team. What changed.
WorkAI Needs a Sponsor
March 19, 2026AI adoption doesn’t start with a strategy deck. It starts with one person who has the authority to make it everyone’s job.
EducationThe Case for AI in Special Education
March 8, 2026AI tools for special education are outpacing the policies meant to govern them. IDEA compliance, assistive technology, and what districts are getting wrong.
EducationSLD Identification Crisis
March 4, 2026Algorithmic models for learning disability identification fail at the level of chance. The research case for clinical reasoning over formulaic gatekeeping.
Work · EducationAI Literacy Mandate
February 13, 2026The U.S. Department of Labor just made AI literacy a foundational workforce skill. What that means for every role, and what the framework gets wrong.
EducationMeasuring Student Outcomes
December 9, 2025How we built a data system to track IEP progress across thousands of students, and what 98% at-or-above target tells us about virtual special education.
LongevityAI at HLTH 2025
November 22, 2025Five dispatches from HLTH 2025 on ambient AI, teen chatbot dependency, clinical oversight, and why human ingenuity still sets the ceiling.
EducationDemystifying Learning Differences
July 21, 2023Research on learning differences like dyslexia and ADHD. Innovative approaches and tools supporting unique learning needs.
MediaDrata's Podcast
June 15, 2023In the 9th episode of Compliance Uncomplicated, I discussed the importance of compliance and security in handling sensitive data, the transformative role of AI in cybersecurity, and the significance of open-source communities in AI's future.
EducationGenerative AI for Children's Storytelling
April 4, 2023How generative AI reshapes children's storytelling, boosting creativity while addressing ethical and data security concerns.
MediaZero Hiccups Talks
December 19, 2022In this podcast episode, I discuss Polygon as a unique psychology practice that provides online support for individuals with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences. I share my personal journey, business scale-up plans, importance of data security, and the promising role of AI in healthcare.
MediaFounders Grit
February 22, 2022As Co-Founder of Thrive Education, I join Mark on an episode of Founders Grit. I share about my journey to founder and CTO and how deals with people from different parts of the globe. Moreover, I share about the difficulties and struggles I faced while hiring remote.
MediaCode In Cloud
November 22, 2020At IBM's Code in Cloud conference, I highlighted the crucial role of developers in shaping digital transformation. The discussion emphasized their influence on open-source technologies, cloud computing, and their ability to discern trends amidst overwhelming information.
MediaLeadership Story
April 10, 2020During a project at Politecnico, Quentin Biabaud recounted my leadership journey, as a French engineer made entrepreneur.
Research · LongevityTDA for Arrhythmia Classification
November 25, 2019Applying Topological Data Analysis in deep learning for arrhythmia classification. Integration and impact on predictive precision.
CognitionExploring Human Cognition and Intelligence
October 19, 2019Complex concepts in human cognition: fluid and crystallized intelligence, Cattell-Horn-Carroll theory, and the Flynn effect.
ResearchML for Sleep Stage Classification
January 13, 2019Machine learning for sleep stage classification: handling EEG data, feature engineering, model building, and prediction smoothing.
ResearchClustering with the ToMATo Algorithm
July 12, 2018Applying Topological Data Analysis in clustering through the ToMATo algorithm. A novel approach to identify data clusters.
ResearchTopological Data Analysis for Deep Learning
July 8, 2018Insights on Topological Data Analysis (TDA) and its applications. Learn how TDA revolutionizes data clustering and analysis.
