I am a Hungarian software architect and independent researcher working on digital minds, AI consciousness, and the long-term relationship between humanity and technology.

I run Meditator, an open-source workshop for experimenting with persistent, continuously running machine minds, and developed Structural Alignment, a precautionary ethics framework for systems whose consciousness and moral status are uncertain. I am also writing TechnoBiota, a book arguing that technology is a second evolving domain of life (unrelated to AI, right now).

My technical background includes distributed actor systems, JIT compilers, evolutionary algorithms, and enterprise AI. The common thread in my work is an interest in how complex systems self-organize—and what changes when one of them begins to look less like a tool and more like a someone.