payas kulhari grade-11 student. building, reading, and figuring out what artificial intelligence becomes when it stops being a thing on a screen and starts being a thing in a room.
I'm a grade 11 student who treats AI the way other people treat sport: obsessively, daily, with no particular permission. I read papers I half-understand, build things I shouldn't be able to, and then build them again better.
I care about design almost as much as I care about intelligence. A bad interface to a good idea is still a bad idea. So I draw, sketch, prototype, ship — and treat every project as a chance to make something that looks like it was made on purpose.
Right now I'm looking for my inspirations. The people, the books, the systems, the moments that decide what I become next.
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Inspired by Derek Sivers' /now pages — a snapshot of where my attention actually is.
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Research opportunities, internships, mentors, weird collaborations, anyone working on AI-as-infrastructure, or anyone who has a book recommendation they think will rewire me.
I respond within 24 hours, usually faster, almost always with too much enthusiasm.
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