I’m David (Davo) Faulkner—a student of computer science, software engineering, and AI/ML committed to the disciplined craft of building secure, reproducible, and principled infrastructures. My path into computing began early, sparked by a TRS-80 in a small Kentucky classroom where curiosity outpaced resources, and the elegance of structured logic became a lifelong pursuit.

After refining my sensibility for systems and precision through years in professional audio production, I formally realigned with computing—earning a computer science degree (4.0 GPA) to ground my work in technical depth and reproducibility.

Today, my focus is the frontier of artificial intelligence—not as spectacle, but as a disciplined inquiry into cognition itself. My goal is to discover that machines can learn, reason, and adapt, expanding our understanding of consciousness as an emergent, constructive process not limited to biology.

Through principled system design, transparent methodologies, and a commitment to clarity over complexity, I aim to contribute to a future where intelligence—whether organic or synthetic—is cultivated with rigor, responsibility, and intellectual integrity.

“The unleashed power of the atom has changed everything except our ways of thinking.” —Albert Einstein