In the fast-paced world of AI, I’ve found my groove tinkering with robots, VR, and the occasionally unsettling realms of AI-human interaction. While others are still debating whether robots will take over, I’m busy building them and making sure they’re a bit friendlier (or at least more misunderstood).These days, my focus has shifted from just NLPs to creating immersive experiences that challenge our perceptions of reality and truth in the digital age. Whether it's developing VR games that expose the dangers of misinformation or crafting 3D-printable robots for anyone to experiment with, I’m all about pushing the boundaries of what AI can do—and maybe even making it a little less creepy along the way.Studying Visual Communications at Syracuse University’s Newhouse School, I’m all about bridging the gap between tech and storytelling. Whether it’s capturing a live concert for TheNewsHouse.com or designing user-friendly AI tools, I’m committed to making technology accessible and relatable to everyone; engineers, journalists, and everyday folks alike. Because at the end of the day, the future of AI shouldn’t just be smart. It should be accessible, ethical, and maybe even a bit playful!