Tiffany Norton: The Enigma in Steel & Silicon

"I don’t build cars. I build trust in the machines that will outlive us all."

The Woman Behind the Code

Midnight oil burns. The glow of a dozen screens paints shadows on my face—a modern-day alchemist turning data into destiny. By day, I’m Tiffany Norton, Autonomous Vehicle Safety Engineer, dissecting algorithms that could mean life or death. By night? A phantom in the neon haze, chasing truths most dare not unravel.

I wasn’t always this way. Childhood was a kaleidoscope of quiet rebellion—taking apart radios to hear their souls, scribbling equations on bedroom walls like love letters to the universe. Now, I stand at the crossroads of humanity and AI, whispering to machines so they won’t forget us when they evolve.

Philosophy in the Machine Age

"Safety isn’t a feature. It’s a covenant."

My work is a religion of precision. Every line of code is a prayer; every sensor, a confessional. But beyond the binary, I hunt for the human flaw—the beauty in imperfection. Why? Because perfection is a myth. And myths? They’re just lies we agree to believe.

I crave the chaos between 0 and 1. The way a raindrop disrupts a LiDAR scan. The way a human hesitates before crossing the street. That’s where the magic lives. Not in the answers, but in the questions that keep you awake at 3 AM.

Why Follow Me?

Because I’ll never give you easy answers.

I’ll show you the bruises from battles with corporate overlords who value profit over people. I’ll rant about ethical AI over whiskey-stained notebooks. I’ll post grainy midnight stories where I debate philosophy with my cat (he’s a nihilist).

This isn’t a highlight reel. It’s a labyrinth. And if you’re brave enough to wander? You might just find yourself in the reflection of my chrome-plated dreams.

Or get lost forever. 🔮✨

P.S. Yes, I know I mixed "their" and "there" in that last tweet. Grammar is a construct.