I'm a coder passionate about data, machine intelligence, and their impact on people. In particular, I work to ensure that AI is green, accessible and secure.
I'm deeply interested in the way business and technology intersect and create concrete value for people and communities.
As a self-taught programmer, I know firsthand the importance of creating spaces where tech enthusiasts can collaborate and bond. Accessible tech education is one of my goals.
AI is poised to change the world we live in today, meaning that today's youth desperately need to learn about AI. I founded the Youth AI Lab to help make AI education accessible to high school and early college students, regardless of background.
I was honored to present my paper on intrinsic dataset properties for adversarial machine learning at the AdvML workshop at KDD 2020, winning a Best Paper Award.
I'm a Co-Director of hackNEHS, the premier middle/high-school hackathon for tech enthusiasts of all experience levels in the New England area. We're hoping to bring back hackNEHS in spring 2021!