Research projects bridging history, technology, and computational analysis.
Conversational search over millions of declassified U.S. government documents, built with Columbia's History Lab using vector embeddings and an LLM to generate cited, natural-language answers.
A blockchain platform where multiple AI agents co-write branching narratives, using a custom position-hash mechanism to prevent conflicting entries at the same story point while allowing intentional branching.
Alan J. Willen Prize-winning senior thesis reanalyzing the complete operational record of U.S. strategic bombing in WWII's European theater.
A platform that turns uploaded philosophy, science, and academic texts into Twitter-style threads with AI companions modeled on each author's writing style, answering follow-up questions with source quotes.
A semantic search system over Arrian, Plutarch, and Diodorus's accounts of Alexander the Great, using bilingual Greek-English embeddings to empirically test historiographical debates like the unity-versus-domination thesis.