Somehow, I keep finding things before they have a name.
01
The moment — 2019
In 2019, I came across a video from OpenAI: AI agents teaching themselves to play hide and seek. I watched them learn the game. Then I watched them break it.
They found the edge cases in the game's physics and used them, doing things the people who built it never intended. No code is perfect, and they had found the cracks on their own.
That was the moment AI stopped being a tool to me and became the thing I wanted to understand.
02
Before that
I had been a computer kid long before that. I got my first one in class 4 and taught myself HTML and Java, taking apart whatever I could reach.
Then I left for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, a residential school that became home through my school years, and the computer disappeared from my life. For the first couple of years I barely had a device, so the drive went somewhere else.
When I finally got my hands on a device again, I did what kids like me did: gaming, rooting phones, flashing custom ROMs.
03
Early access — 2021
In 2021 I got early access to DALL·E, back when most people didn't know the company's name, and I started making things with it.
When ChatGPT arrived at the end of 2022, I was an early adopter, like I always was with anything new. But I didn't stay where everyone was gathering. I went off to the part that actually pulled me: the creative, generative side.
04
Making it mine
I trained full models with DreamBooth. When LoRA came out, I trained LoRAs. Then I tried to make something of my own.
Building on top of Automatic1111 and putting AI avatars in clients' hands — first as Visualsverse, then Avatar GenZ. It was simple, it worked, and most of the edge was just that I had gotten there first.
05
The detours
After that I kept moving. I ran social media for a cannabis venture firm. Around the same time I was making short films — and not the kind where the AI does it for you.
The models back then were bad, so I directed every frame by hand. I entered a film contest and placed in several.
06
Systems that deliver
Then I became one of the early members of Cash Cow Labs and a founding member of BenAI, where I came in as an automation engineer and moved from building things to making them deliver.
Systems that find leads, nurture them, and hand the right moment to a person.
07
Now — Vibe Life
Now I am building my own company, Vibe Life. The vision is large and I am still growing into it:
A way to manage your digital self.
I keep finding things before they have a name. And once they have one, I go looking for the next.