Milamba — online since 1997
Philosopher. Poet. Computer nerd.
Not new to any of this.
I have been working with computers since 1978. I ran a BBS called Dark Queen before the web existed. I put this site online in 1997. I have written eight volumes of poetry, worked in philosophy for children through the late eighties and early nineties, and spent the decades in between thinking seriously about systems — what they do, what they should do, and who is harmed when the difference is ignored.
The AI governance work is not a pivot. It is the obvious next problem for someone who has been paying attention since the beginning.
Current work
AI Governance Infrastructure
Aurora-lens is an inference-time governance layer for LLMs — it sits between the model and the user, verifies response claims against established session context, intercepts unsafe output before it reaches anyone, and produces a tamper-evident forensic record of every governed inference.
Five provisional patents filed. Published on PyPI. Two preprints published on Zenodo.
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Poetry & Essays
Eight volumes of poetry. Essays on philosophy, technology, and the slow work of paying attention. Some of it from decades ago. All of it still true.
ReadArchive
Australia (1997–2024)
Twenty-seven years of writing about Australia — its people, landscape, politics, and peculiarities. Started the year this site went online. Preserved here as a record of a place and a time.
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