Landskrona kid. Did a stretch in Germany, moved home to Landskrona, then ended up in Malmö. Skåne always wins in the end.
I love AI. I was tinkering with machine learning long before it came up at dinner parties, and I never stopped. Today it's in almost everything I do: code for side projects in the evenings, automation and documentation for running IT, sales and product work at Adcyma, and a fair share of life admin.
My take, as someone who has to sign off on it: AI lets a small team do what used to take a department. But only if the boring basics are in order. Who has access to what, where the data lives, who owns the risk. Moving fast and staying in control is not a contradiction. It's the job.
And then there are the fun projects. Like the monitoring bot that writes the weekly system status in a different accent every time. Last week it was François:
🟢 Allå allå! Ze servrar, mes petits enfants, har överlevt ännu en vecka utan katastrof. Oui, c'est magnifique — men François har några saker att säga, n'est-ce pas.
…followed by a disk growing 2.4 GB a day, a worker leaking memory doucement, and a “Zut alors!” about a Prometheus scrape config.
— François 🥐
Most of these stay in the garage. A couple got out.
