The CEO of me
This is the story of how I became the CEO of a tiny one-person company of one. And how AI—controversial, messy, imperfect AI—became both my unfair advantage and my accessibility prosthetic.
This is the story of how I became the CEO of a tiny one-person company of one. And how AI—controversial, messy, imperfect AI—became both my unfair advantage and my accessibility prosthetic.
A Pride post about legacy, mentorship, and scale. I’m writing this from the couch while my wife recovers from surgery. Not much time for deep coding sessions—they need snacks, a constant stream of charged PS5 controllers, and plenty of pain pills. So this’ll be a ramble, not an essay. But it’s Pride, and there’s a…
When Vibes Alone Won’t Ship Code, Try Playing Austen Tucker AI Transformation Leader | Executive Program Manager | Accessibility Advocate May 6, 2025 A few days ago, I posted this on LinkedIn: Drunk on my prototyping power, I decided to finish out my friend’s codebase. I just needed to wire up an audio panning system…