Introduction

I am a scientist, entrepreneur, and systems thinker working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, precision health, and the future of humanity. My career has been driven by a deep curiosity about complex systems and how emergent patterns shape our world—from biological networks to societal transformations. With a Ph.D. in Engineering Systems/Technology, Management, and Policy from MIT, my research has spanned complexity science, systems thinking and AI-driven decision-making (top 20 cited scholar in systems thinking in the world).

In addition to my research at MIT, I am currently serving as the CEO of Lifenome, a leading precision health company. At Lifenome, we leverage AI and multi-omic data to personalize health, longevity, and wellness strategies, empowering individuals to live healthier, more fulfilling lives.

Beyond precision health, my work extends to envisioning and co-creating large-scale systemic change. Through Earth’75, I aim to accelerate humanity’s transition toward a regenerative, interconnected future, where technology, nature, and social systems evolve in harmony. My approach is rooted in elegant agency—taking transformative action while minimizing unnecessary complexity, entropy, and resource depletion. I believe AI has the potential to be a force for renewal rather than disruption, but only if we align it with human and planetary well-being.

At my core, I am a builder of futures—whether through AI-driven health solutions, regenerative societal models, or new frameworks for understanding agency and change. I see the next decades as a critical inflection point for humanity, one where we must move beyond incremental progress toward systemic renewal. My work, whether in AI, longevity, or global movements, is ultimately about creating pathways to a future where human potential and planetary flourishing are not in conflict but in synergy.

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