My first real contact with technology came when I was about 12. One day I came across an old Portege R200 that had belonged to my father, and he let me keep it. From then on, I spent countless hours experimenting with it and trying to understand how programs worked.

A couple of years later, some friends and I installed a pirated game and eventually customized it with our own mods. That was my first real contact with programming. I’ve been building and experimenting ever since. Today, I’m working on BrinPage.

I don’t believe the future will be defined by one giant model trying to do everything. Instead, I see it as a network of specialized AI systems — each built to solve a specific problem with real precision. People don’t need more apps to manage; what they need are APIs and tools that integrate seamlessly into the platforms they already use.

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