Helping leaders govern AI
responsibly — before regulation forces the question.
Founder of OmniSpace, Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and advisor on AI governance and responsible innovation. I combine law, philosophy of science, and lived experience to help organisations deploy AI in line with UK and EU standards — while keeping human dignity at the centre.
On stage & on camera.
Reflections from the room.
The philosophy of OmniSpace.
OmniSpace is built on a simple conviction: because no human being is omniscient, every human perspective matters.
It exists because the world's greatest challenges cannot be solved by the smartest person in the room, but by creating a space where every perspective contributes to a wisdom that none could reach alone.
The future belongs to organisations capable of thinking beyond the boundaries of their own expertise. Truth and reality are too large to be approached from only one direction.
Every discipline illuminates reality from a different angle. OmniSpace is where those lights become one horizon. Innovation is not the triumph of one perspective over another — it is the architecture of many perspectives working together.
We are a space where finite minds come together in pursuit of truths that none could discover alone. The upright spinning top is a visual reminder that wisdom is not achieved by escaping uncertainty, but by remaining centred within it.
OmniSpace's mission is therefore not simply to help organisations innovate. It is to help them cultivate the intellectual, moral and spiritual discernment required to distinguish what merely appears possible from what is genuinely good, true and worth building.
OmniSpace exists to keep humanity awake in an age increasingly tempted to dream through machines. The future does not belong to those who escape reality — it belongs to those who transform it. The spinning top reminds us that dreams are most powerful when they remain accountable to truth.
A rare vantage on the most consequential technology of our time.
I'm the British-born son of Congolese-Rwandan refugees, a Cambridge-trained lawyer, a PhD candidate at University College London (UCL), and the founder of OmniSpace — a UK-based AI consultancy and learning platform. My work sits at the intersection of law, the history and philosophy of science, and public policy.
In 2020, I crowdfunded over $106,000 in six weeks from 1,600 donors to study law at Cambridge — a story covered by The Times, The Guardian, and BBC Radio 5. Today I help organisations adopt AI effectively, ethically, and in line with emerging UK and EU governance expectations.
Through OmniSpace's AI Fluency Masterclass, I equip professionals to work confidently alongside AI within 30 days — because responsible innovation depends on the humans in the loop.
- Top 10 Future Leader (ranked 8th nationally)
- PhD candidate in Decolonial AI at University College London (UCL)
- Princess Diana Award recipient
- Freshfields Stephen Lawrence Scholar
- Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA)
- British Business Bank funding recipient
- Cambridge Law · UCL History & Philosophy of Science
- Head of Decolonial AI Stream, UN-sponsored Young AI Leaders London Hub
- Peer Mentor and Alum, Baroness Valerie Amos Bursary
- Independent AI Consultant, Dixon AI
- Featured in The Guardian, The Times and BBC Radio 5
Keynotes, panels & masterclasses on AI governance.
A practical framework for boards and executives to adopt AI in line with emerging UK and EU governance expectations — without stifling innovation.
Why the next decade of AI policy will be defined by whose values it encodes — and how leaders can build systems that advance human dignity.
A keynote on resilience, agency, and building institutions that create opportunity — anchored in a story that's been covered by The Times, The Guardian and the BBC.
Advisory, keynotes, and AI Fluency Masterclass cohorts.
If you're leading an organisation navigating AI adoption — or programming a stage that needs a voice on governance and responsible innovation — I'd love to hear from you.