Here’s what I’m doing now.
Travels
I will be traveling to San Francisco towards the end of March/early April.
Full-Time Job
I now work at Eternis.ai where we are building the infrastructure for democratized, decentralized, and self-owned intelligence.
Previously, I worked on open source projects in the cloud native space. I have traveled a lot to speak at conferences and meet customers.
Blog and Newsletter
I write on this blog about my work and my other projects. I also send occasional newsletters to a couple of hundred people.
There are also posts that I want to write, but I have been procrastinating (for years, at this point). 2026 feels like a good year to start respecting my resolutions. I have concrete ideas about some of these posts and very vague one-line prompts that I gave myself years ago for most:
- Interactive technical deep dives on rarely covered topics around LLMs, agents, and AI, and on public policy/economics (maybe society?).
- Thoughts on Kerala, its culture, history, politics, and economy (I’m reading a lot for this now), and why I decided to vote with my feet this year and emigrate.
- Finding meaning and purpose in a world where my most meaningful and purposeful pursuits are being increasingly delegated to AI agents, ironically by myself.
I don’t plan to work on these full-time or scale and monetize them, at least for now.
Reading
I'm currently reading Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Tokarczuk, Stubborn Attachments by Tyler Cowen, and Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman by Haruki Murakami.
See more in The Bookshelf.
Side Projects and Hobbies
It’s challenging to maintain hobbies right now due to the intensity of my work. But the work feels like play, and I end up spending most of my time on it anyway.
Many of my hobbies, like playing my bass guitar, have decreased significantly. I plan to spend more time on my hobbies after a few months.