Education
2022–present
Interactive AI Demos
Browser-based, no-install demos that let people feel how an algorithm behaves by moving a slider, not just read about it.
ReactThree.jsD3.jsWebGL
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Problem
Static diagrams struggle to convey dynamic behavior — how a loss surface changes shape, how attention shifts across tokens, how a decision boundary moves as a model trains.
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Approach
Build small, focused, interactive visualizations for one concept at a time, tuned for a five-minute attention span and a mobile browser.
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Architecture
Lightweight React components with WebGL or SVG rendering, each demo self-contained and embeddable in a blog post or a talk.
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Results
- Embedded across her blog and used live during podcast and talk appearances.
- Positive feedback from viewers with no ML background who said the intuition finally 'clicked.'
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Future work
Adding a demo focused specifically on detector-style data, to make scientific ML concepts as approachable as the language-model ones.
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