A company, a free public tool, a game that raised 150,000 dollars, an open-source plugin, and a 3D engine written from scratch. A speaker is only worth listening to if they have shipped something.
Founded in 2009 as Ameen’s brainchild, and Bahrain’s first artificial intelligence company. INFINITEWARE helps organizations make sense of their data and embrace automation, turning raw data into knowledge a business can act on.
Clients include Saudi Aramco, stc, Zain and the government of Bahrain, with a product line spanning compliance, fraud detection, clinical documentation and agentic security.
Most of these are free or open source. Technology should be reachable.
Free public initiative
Bahrain Labour Law Chatbot
A conversational interface over Bahrain's labour law, built and released free to help people in the private sector. It understands a plain question and answers it semantically, so an employee or an employer can find what the law actually says without reading the law.
Thirteen years ago, a collaboration with a friend in the US on an indie game, with Ameen on programming. The Kickstarter campaign closed at 150,000 USD and the game is slated for release on PlayStation.
Terabytes of files across platforms make search painful. This plugin folds Dropbox straight into the open-source Flow Launcher, so a Windows user finds a file the moment they think of it.
A 3D game engine written from scratch, with published architecture documentation covering its hierarchy, components and integration. Later used to ship Precious Drop.
Writing
Sixteen years of notes.
Essays on artificial intelligence and engineering, plus an archive going back to 2010.