About

Hi 👋, I'm Ankesh Bharti (he/him, 25), an applied researcher and technologist based in Bengaluru, India. You can find me online under my alias @feynon. I believe in the technium, the idea that technology possesses its own agency[1].

My mission is to advance the communication of human intent with machines, where interfaces of the future must be easy for people to use & easy for algorithms to analyze[2].

My current research focuses on human-augmenting technologies enabled by on-device continual learning, which I see as essential for maintaining human economic relevance in the age of AGI[3]. To that end, I'm building tiles.run (opens in a new tab), stewarding userandagents.com (opens in a new tab), and publishing tracingneurons.com (opens in a new tab).

I'm available for consulting work in adjacent areas related to product/technology research. Reach out to me at hey@ankeshbharti.com or X/Twitter (opens in a new tab) to chat.


[1] The Technium and How Kevin Kelly Changed His Mind. (2023). Jeannette Cooperman. The Common Reader. Link (opens in a new tab)

[2] Designing algorithm-friendly interfaces. (2020). Maximillian Piras. UX Collective. Link (opens in a new tab)

[3] Breaking the Intelligence Curse. (2025). Luke Drago and Rudolf Laine. Link (opens in a new tab)


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