About RUDI

I believe that technology — particularly AI, robotics, and emerging innovations — will fundamentally transform how we live, learn, and work. This transformation presents both unprecedented opportunities and significant challenges that we must address head-on.

As someone with ADHD, I've experienced firsthand how generative AI can be transformative. It has profoundly impacted my ability to learn and work effectively. This personal experience fuels my cautious optimism about AI's potential to create positive change.

However, we stand at a critical juncture. While AI could revolutionize healthcare and education for the better, there's a real risk that corporate interests could instead deepen existing societal inequities. This concern isn't theoretical — it's a pressing reality we must actively address.

We need to understand how AI will reshape our relationship with information, impact our social structures, and influence our daily interactions. This understanding is crucial not just for technical implementation, but for developing informed policies that ensure equitable access and responsible deployment.

RUDI exists to bridge this gap — to help people understand not just how these tools work, but how they might reshape our world. Only through this understanding can we effectively advocate for policies that ensure AI serves the greater good rather than exacerbating existing inequities.