
AI Stance
AI In My Work
I openly and deliberately use AI tools in my work. They help me work faster and better, which means I bill fewer hours for the same result. Same quality, same thoroughness, lower total cost and significantly faster turnaround.
I'm in Control, Not the AI
Responsible and ethical AI use has a core professional principle: human-in-the-loop; meaning there is always a person behind every machine-generated decision who understands it, reviews it, and takes responsibility for it.
I review, understand, and take responsibility for every piece of AI-generated code. If something goes wrong, I won't point at the machine. My name is on it, so it's my job to make it right. That's why I'm present at every decision point: I oversee, I intervene, and when necessary, I override what the AI suggests.
If You Also Use AI
More and more people are building their own websites, applications, or internal tools with the help of AI.
Software developed without adequate oversight and security controls poses an increasingly serious risk. In 2025, for example, the developers of Tea App built their application using AI. The AI-generated code left their database completely exposed. You didn't need to be a hacker to access 72,000 user images, including 13,000 government ID photos (full story <a hrefhere). There was no attack. Simply, nobody knew that security needed to be configured — because the AI didn't flag it, and the person using it didn't know to ask. here). There was no attack. Simply, nobody knew that security needed to be configured because the AI didn't flag it, and the person using it didn't know to ask.
If you don't understand what the code is doing behind the scenes, even with the best of intentions, you can easily end up in serious legal trouble.
I can help if you want to be confident that the software you've built is safe to release and will keep working in the long run.

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