Hey!
Hey! I’m a high schooler who’s spent most of my life in California, running on a suspiciously strong mix of sleep deprivation, Taylor Swift playlists, and an ongoing book-hoarding problem 📚😅
I’m really into AI, especially the AI ethics industry, and I want to work toward building safe, responsible, human-aligned systems and eventually start my own AI startup (something that actually does good in the world, not just hype). Because of this, I care a lot about how AI and humans collaborate to target real world problems — in clean energy and marine ecosystems, especially where tech can protect the planet instead of just accelerating everything.
I compete in Public Forum debate on the national circuit, and I also do competitive math and Science Olympiad, which basically means my life is 40% arguing, 40% problem-solving, and 20% wondering why I did this to myself.
In my spare time, you’ll find me vibecoding random ideas at 1 a.m., editing videos I may or may not finish, taking Coursera coding courses, or spiraling into existential philosophies that start with “what even is intelligence?” and end with “wait that’s kind of terrifying.” I read and write psychology, philosophy, and romance fantasy. Right now, I’m starting Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decisions by Brian Christian and and halfway through with viral The Folk of the Air series by Holly Black(which is… emotional damage in book form, but in a good way).
And yes, I will absolutely be sprawled on the couch watching Our Planet or anything narrated by David Attenborough like it’s my part-time emotional reset 🌍 😀
Overall, I’m a creative thinker who likes turning ideas into action—and I’m serious about building things that matter, especially in AI safety and startup spaces, where ideas can actually shape the future.
Feel free to check out my contacts at my contacts page 😀
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