What It Means to Police AI Agency
A formal security architecture for AI agent delegation: capability-based IAM, asymmetric trust protocols, multi-tier sandboxing. Bridging quantum security thinking with AI system design.
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Building secure infrastructure at the intersection of quantum computing, security, and systems. Doctoral research at LSU's cybersecurity lab with published work on quantum threat models, AI agent trust, and distributed systems.
Distributed real-time broadcast infrastructure with embedded AI. Multi-tier architecture with Rhai scripting, ONNX-based audio inference, zero-downtime scheduling, and multi-arch cross-compilation.
Rust-powered toolchain for C codebases with documentation generation, static analysis, and IDE integration. Rethinking how low-level infrastructure is developed and maintained.
Interactive 3D Bloch sphere visualization for quantum state pedagogy. A tool for making quantum computing tangible and accessible.
Local-first AI orchestration pipeline: on-device transcription, LLM-powered semantic analysis, encrypted storage. A study in private, sovereign AI infrastructure where users control their data and models.
Distributed real-time infrastructure built with Rust. Custom runtimes, cross-compilation pipelines, embedded services, and systems-level engineering for reliable, performant platforms.
Doctoral research in LSU's cybersecurity lab. Published the QATT&CK framework adapting MITRE ATT&CK for quantum computing threat models. Research on cryptographic infrastructure and AI agent trust.
Control plane design for autonomous software. Agent safety models, capability-gated delegation, local-first LLM pipelines. Published on policed agency, a security model for AI agent trust.
Doctoral research in the cybersecurity lab. Developing security frameworks for next-generation computing with a focus on quantum threat modeling, AI agent trust, and cryptographic infrastructure.
Advanced Computer Science studies.
Minors in Physics and Math.
Founded and led Baton Rouge's quantum computing community. Built a local ecosystem for quantum education and collaboration spanning meetups, research discussions, and industry connections.
Novel extension of MITRE ATT&CK for utility-scale quantum computer threat modeling. Presented at Q-NET SYMPOSIUM 2025.
A formal security architecture for AI agent delegation: capability-based IAM, asymmetric trust protocols, multi-tier sandboxing. Bridging quantum security thinking with AI system design.
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