I'm Kai. I studied physics at MIT and now work on computer vision for ecology in the Beery Lab. Computer vision is interesting to me as a probe into the question: how do different forms of life learn to organize raw stimuli into a meaningful perception of the world around them?
Before this, I worked on nuclear security at MIT LNSP, simulated core-collapse supernovae at LANL, and did plasma physics research with Nuno Loureiro.
I like writing, making visual art, bouldering, the ocean, Kazuo Ishiguro, ice skating, musical theater, and many more things.
I have a tortoise named Tortellini. You can say hi!
