Journalism
Reporting, editing, and structure. Finding the story, verifying it, and shaping it so the truth survives contact with a busy reader.
At the intersection of 01 journalism 02 artificial intelligence 03 product design
I report, prototype, and design at the seams where storytelling meets the machine. Words that hold up. Tools that earn trust. Interfaces that get out of the way.
ScrollThe thesis
New tools keep arriving faster than the language we use to describe them.
I work in that gap — pairing the rigor of the newsroom with the speed of AI and the clarity of good product design, so the result is something people can actually understand and trust.
Selected work Things I’ve made
Things I’ve made
and am making.
4 projects — newest first
- 01 Untitled Newsroom AI Tool A reporting assistant that drafts, sources, and flags — built so editors stay in control of every claim.
- 02 Data Story Series Long-form visual investigations that turn dense datasets into a reader can follow in one sitting.
- 03 Interface System A component language for AI-native products — patterns for uncertainty, citation, and human review.
- 04 Experiment / Field Notes An open notebook of prototypes testing where generative tools help reporting — and where they quietly mislead.
The practice Three disciplines,
Three disciplines,
one through-line.
Artificial Intelligence
Building and stress-testing AI tools for real editorial work — drafting, research, synthesis — with sourcing and human judgment kept at the center.
Product Design
Interfaces, systems, and typography. Shaping complex, uncertain information into products that feel clear, honest, and good to use.
From the notebook
Notes & essays
Working thoughts on reporting, machines, and the design in between.
- 2026 — 05 Why the byline still matters in an AI newsroom Essay
- 2026 — 03 Designing for uncertainty: showing the model's seams Product Design
- 2026 — 02 A reporter's field guide to prompting Notes
More coming soon →