I'm exploring Metafor, an MIT Media Lab tool that translates natural language English into programming code. It uses common-sense reasoning to map descriptive sentences to object-oriented structures, showcased in their bartender movie demonstration.
I explore the MIT Media Lab's Social Media Group, a research team dedicated to creating innovative sociotechnical systems and understanding how digital environments affect human interaction and communication through design and experimentation.
I found a great demo of augmented reality technology from the MIT Media Lab’s Aesthetics + Computation Group. It showcases early interactive installations and experimental user interfaces that blend digital information with physical environments.
UNESCO reports that the era of English-language dominance on the internet is coming to an end. This shift reflects the rapid growth of non-English digital content and the increasing global accessibility of the web.
I created a quiz where you guess the titles of famous English romantic movies based on their lead actors. Test your knowledge of cinematic love stories and see how many lead pairings you can recognize.
I share a link to the MIT Erotic Computing Group, a Media Lab initiative that explored the intersection of technology and human sexuality through experimental interface design and affective computing research.