Blake Fox

I've spent my career at the edge of what AI can do for people. From building cognitive systems with IBM Watson, to driving real-time facial tracking and extreme character animation with Faceware, to developing AI that extends a doctor's ability to diagnose and treat at HIA Medical — I've never been interested in AI as a novelty. I'm interested in AI that changes what's possible for the person using it.

That conviction runs through everything I build today. At IKIN, that means reimagining content creation entirely — generative AI for holographic display, higher-fidelity video, and AI-driven advertising that doesn't just target an audience, it understands them: their context, their moment, their intent.

And in how I lead engineering teams, it means embracing AI-assisted coding and tooling not as a shortcut, but as a force multiplier — shipping faster, thinking bigger, and raising the floor for what a small team can accomplish.

The thread across all of it: I build AI that earns trust by being genuinely useful.