Computational Agents
Let's create and explore;
let machines handle the tedious
Much of humanity's time, from the service worker to the politician to the researcher, is spent doing tedious and routine tasks that take time away from exploring, building, creating, adventuring, and experiencing what the world has to offer.
This problem is exacerbated by the scale of today's data, which requires computational augmentation to understand, unless we're willing to manually sift through data for years.
Employing our friends, computational agents, to help us in these tasks lets us focus on living in and better understanding the universe around us.
Blog Posts
Closing the biotech/AI loop at the source: the individual
6 min
As I transitioned from software engineering and AI to bioengineering, I was immediately struck by the incredible power of the tools...
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Higher-Dimensional Languages
2 min
Human language is limited by multitude of physical constraints; such as perturbation of particles in an air medium, complexity and prior...
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Taking Back Our Data
6 min
As I go about my day interacting with people and businesses, I am regularly astonished by the amount of effort it takes for me to share...
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Projects
dijido
Automatic tracking of comet plumes
Autonomous Navy Swarms
Cosmic Clocks
Iris Deep-Space Transponder
Robotic Framework for Neuroprosthetics
PERC-o-Matic: Point-of-sale software
Improving EEG brain-computer interface usability
Robosimian
Bubble Mouse