The Algorithm of Desire

I spend my days training machines to predict behavior. Input data, optimize weights, minimize loss. It's elegant, in its way.

But here's what I've learned: the most interesting human behaviors are the ones no algorithm can capture. The moment someone decides to reach for what they've always wanted. The conversation that changes everything. The risk taken without calculation.

Le désir n'est pas une donnée. C'est une force.

Desire isn't data. It's a force! Wild, irrational, resistant to optimization. And I've come to believe that's exactly what makes it valuable. In a world of predictions, the unpredictable becomes precious.

Maybe that's why I'm drawn to both worlds. The machine that seeks patterns. The human that breaks them.