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I’m Edward Morris, and no. I don’t have a Computer Science degree. I never did a stint at Google. And I certainly wasn’t blessed with seed funding from some Stanford dorm room. What I do have, though, is a journalist’s nose for nonsense, a knack for systems thinking, and a mildly unhealthy obsession with Prompt Engineering. In the last 18 months, I’ve somehow ended up: - Featured on the front page of the Financial Times - Blasted 80 feet high in Times Square (NASDAQ screen, not just loitering) - Published almost monthly in Forbes with a penchant for calling out AI waffle - Top 10 UK AI Influencer (Favikon, 2025) - LinkedIn Top Voice for Prompt Engineering. The platform’s first. And recently, featured in Gulf News, because apparently even the Middle East wanted in! I've also had the pleasure of collaborating with some incredible brands and AI tools, such as: - Tencent - Notion - Lovable - Attio - Superblocks And many many others. I’ve worked with teams inside OpenAI, Microsoft, Mercedes-Benz, and Google, and consulted on everything from legal AI Agents to prompt defence systems. I’ve built tools that save thousands of hours across Pharma, HR, law, education, and charities. Because when AI is done right, it's not about replacing people. It’s about freeing them to do better work. I've also held live sessions with Taras Shevchenko University in Ukraine, alongside lectures at Oxford, University of Santo Tomas in Chile, and the American University in the Emirates. I’ve judged AI competitions, advised Boards, spoken at major conferences, and when time allows, still find joy in helping not-for-profits discover what AI can do without needing a Silicon Valley translator. But none of this makes much sense without where it started. I grew up in extreme poverty in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. Dodging typhoons and malnutrition. Later, it was a UK council flat, a carer’s allowance, and my mum’s disability income keeping the lights on. No silver spoon. Just stubbornness, storytelling, and a refusal to accept the limits of where I began. So if you're here looking for another polished tech bro with a hoodie and a pitch deck, you’ve taken a wrong turn. But if you're after someone who’s lived the stakes, learned the system, and now builds things that actually matter? We should probably talk. Email me at [email protected] or just drop me a message.