Bridging the gap between AGI and humane technology to create a more accessible future.
Recognized for innovative AI solutions at OpenAI's prestigious developer competition
"I realized that if we want technology to truly benefit humanity, we must ensure it includes everyone."
At OpenAI's Dev Day, I met a deaf attendee with a cochlear implant who was struggling to follow...
Building in the open - Pioneer Building (former OpenAI HQ)
Igor Babuschkin, xAI Co-founder
Elon Musk, xAI HQ
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI
Jony Ive, former Chief Design Officer at Apple
Greg Brockman, President & Co-founder of OpenAI
xAI Headquarters
Community
Moments from hackathons, DevDay, and collaborations with leaders in the AI community.
Romain Huet (Head of DevRel, OpenAI) - 2024 OpenAI Hackathon Winner
Romain Huet (Head of DevRel, OpenAI) - 2025 OpenAI DevDay
Founders Inc Hackathon 2024, SF
Founders Inc Hackathon 2024, SF
I occasionally consult with teams who care about accessibility and AI. If that's you, reach out here.
Projects focused on solving real-world accessibility challenges using cutting-edge technology.
Provides accessible communication for cochlear implant users without relying on Wi-Fi or cloud latency.
Enables seamless communication between signers and non-signers using standard webcams.
Ensures qualified interpreters are available for weddings, medical appointments, and legal proceedings.
Reach out directly via X, email, or phone—whatever is easiest for you.
I wasn't aiming for coding or founding—I was broke after Australia, needing cash for a motorcycle loan. Background acting seemed easy: show up suited, stand around, get paid.
A few days later I was on set at Sony Studios as a stand-in and background Pied Piper coder: sitting at rigs, pretending to code, taking a PC gamer stance with mouse in one hand and keyboard in the other while they framed shots.