I founded Info Science AI in 2023. We provide safe and secure integrated AI/ML solutions. I also host the AI Think Tank Podcast as well as write for Data Science Central. In 2000, I made a major breakthrough in my research with number and systems theory that got me into programming PERL. I put some of those findings to good use in 2004 as an device hacker with a software distribution/data duplication company. There I studied under the president, Robert Sambrook, who developed Lotus 123 before it was sold. I became the CTO in my second year and acting Technology Advisor soon thereafter. I was interfacing directly with many companies in my area: MS, F5, Philips, Siemens, Genie, Fluke, Rane, and more. Digital device and computer forensics was a major focus throughout my 18 years there as an employee. I was able to work with Fuzzy Logic creators (Hoye-Sanyo) in robotics and sensor logic. I often used Linux and bash for data rescue and investigations. I maintained my main department as a 3rd party testing lab for other companies, vendors, and manufacturers of digital media. I later helped form a fine art printing division at this same company and still serve there today as a consulting advisor and technician. As a lifelong artist, I have used my skills to produce new solutions and avenues of revenue for other artists. I am currently using open, local models for integrating direct coding and other powerful applications. AI and ML are a large focus for me right now as things have matured a great deal since I began my electronics and robotics journey decades ago. I use Python, SQL, and other languages as needed. Two of my AI integrated solutions won awards from MIT this year.I currently study under and am the assistant to Dr. Vincent Granville: https://mltechniques.com/category/featured/