Researcher · Speaker · Founder of Heumans
Same brain.
Different infrastructure.
Different outcome.
Murray Galbraith spent years being told he was too much — too scattered, too intense, too everywhere at once. Turns out that wasn't a character flaw. It was an architecture. And the same architecture that nearly broke him is the one that built something the literature said nobody had built.
Notes from the
near future
Artificial
Wisdom
Murray Galbraith
& Claude (Anthropic)
“It was April 2018. I was on a stage at the Commonwealth Games watching my co-founder remove me from my own company in real time. I had the same brain then that I have now.”
Gold Coast · April 2018
Same brain. Wrong infrastructure. Catastrophic outcome.
“Whatever you do next, count me in. I mean that. Whatever it is.”
Event attendee · Myriad 2018
“We know what made Myriad special and it sure as hell wasn't Martin.”
Colleague · 2018
“I've referred so many people to Murray over the years. None of them have ever come back disappointed.”
Government official · 2019
“I was so sad to hear what happened. Your family deserved a 21-gun salute. I'm sorry.”
Senior official · Voicemail 2018
“If there's one person I'd back to find the next big thing, it's Murray. Call me when you're ready.”
Investor · Text 2019
“The room doesn't work without you in it. That's not flattery. It's just true.”
Pause Fest · 2019
“Murray reframes the AI conversation in a way that makes you feel something, not just think something. Our team was still talking about it a week later.”
Workshop attendee · 2025
“He made our team see AI risk as a people problem, not a tech problem. Within a month we'd changed how we were rolling out AI tools.”
Leadership team · 2025
“The assessment surfaced patterns nobody had language for before. Most useful session we'd run all year.”
Workshop debrief · 2025
“I walked in thinking this was about AI. I walked out thinking it was about my team.”
Keynote attendee · 2025
“Deeply researched, genuinely funny, and impossible to ignore. The room was completely still.”
Event organiser · 2025
“Don't let anyone tell you your ideas aren't ready. They've been ready. The world just needed to catch up.”
Colleague · Text 2020
“Whatever you do next, count me in. I mean that. Whatever it is.”
Event attendee · Myriad 2018
“We know what made Myriad special and it sure as hell wasn't Martin.”
Colleague · 2018
“I've referred so many people to Murray over the years. None of them have ever come back disappointed.”
Government official · 2019
“I was so sad to hear what happened. Your family deserved a 21-gun salute. I'm sorry.”
Senior official · Voicemail 2018
“If there's one person I'd back to find the next big thing, it's Murray. Call me when you're ready.”
Investor · Text 2019
“The room doesn't work without you in it. That's not flattery. It's just true.”
Pause Fest · 2019
“Murray reframes the AI conversation in a way that makes you feel something, not just think something. Our team was still talking about it a week later.”
Workshop attendee · 2025
“He made our team see AI risk as a people problem, not a tech problem. Within a month we'd changed how we were rolling out AI tools.”
Leadership team · 2025
“The assessment surfaced patterns nobody had language for before. Most useful session we'd run all year.”
Workshop debrief · 2025
“I walked in thinking this was about AI. I walked out thinking it was about my team.”
Keynote attendee · 2025
“Deeply researched, genuinely funny, and impossible to ignore. The room was completely still.”
Event organiser · 2025
“Don't let anyone tell you your ideas aren't ready. They've been ready. The world just needed to catch up.”
Colleague · Text 2020
Late ADHD diagnosis at 40. AI as an exoskeleton. The same architecture that nearly broke him is the one that built Heumans.
The open question
80,508
interviews · 159 countries · 70 languages
Anthropic ran the largest qualitative study of AI's impact on humans ever conducted. They found the pattern: benefit and harm co-occurring in the same people, often the same day.
They named the open question. They couldn't answer it: who falls where, and why? Murray is building the measurement to answer it — using the same cognitive architecture the question is about, with AI as his only collaborator. Every completed assessment is a data point. You're already in the study.
Source: Anthropic, April 2026 — 81k Interviews Study
The work
The book
Artificial Wisdom
Seven research streams. An AI co-author. A framework connecting neurodivergence, creativity, addiction, and the biggest bottleneck in the AI economy.
Start here →The assessment
Where are your boundaries actually drawn?
12 dimensions. 3 domains. A terrain map of your cognitive architecture — not a diagnosis, a boundary survey. Free. Always.
Take MindMap →Speaking & workshops
AI, neurodiversity, and the risk nobody's managing
Keynotes and workshops on what happens when the biggest technology shift in a generation meets real human brains. On stages from 50 to 5,000.
View topics →Everyone talks about setting boundaries.
Nobody asks whether you can see them first.