Internautica, Inc. is my consulting practice, focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence and organizational safety. It is founded on a conviction I have held throughout my career: security in any organization begins with the people in it, not the tools deployed around them.

My practice draws on decades of experience as an enterprise architect working at the strategic level of large corporations — designing systems, governing risk, and building security programs from first principles rather than compliance checklists. That background, grounded in the arts and sciences as much as in engineering, shapes how I think about AI: not as a threat to be contained, but as a technology whose benefits to humanity are real, substantial, and worth getting right.

Most security practitioners come to AI from networking and compliance backgrounds. I come from a different place — from architecture, from organizational behavior, from a career spent understanding how people actually use systems rather than how policy says they should. That perspective is what I bring to AI safety, AI governance, and the enterprise security challenges that AI is rapidly reshaping.

I attend and participate in ongoing AI research communities, engaging with current work across safety, policy, law, and organizational management. I believe the most important contributions to this field will come from people who can bridge technical depth with broad human judgment.