As we navigate an era of profound technological change, Deadline is where I map the territory between people and systems.
Here, I explore the intersections of anthropology, artificial intelligence, and the Apple platform ecosystem. Through both short observations and longer analytical pieces, I examine how technology might enhance rather than replace human connection.
I’ve always had a greater affinity for people than for machines. My path through publishing, enterprise technology, and organizational transformation has consistently shown that anthropology and human-centred approaches are essential to IT. Now at Anthropic, a Public Benefit Corporation in the Bay Area, I work in IT and Security, bringing these principles to the frontier of AI development.
Originally from Italy, I’ve made my home in the United Kingdom with my wife and children, where we share a fondness for all things orange. Beyond my daily work, I serve as a Board Member for the Mac Admins Foundation, and can be found elsewhere on the internet. My full professional journey is documented in my curriculum vitae.
Through Deadline, I explore how we might make technology serve humanity better, not the other way around – whether through more thoughtful AI development, human-centred device management, or reflections where these worlds intersect.
While I work at Anthropic, the thoughts and opinions expressed here are entirely my own and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer. All posts are written in my personal capacity unless explicitly stated otherwise.