Projects

As we trust AI more and more for our information, this version of Wikipedia demonstrates the risks of AI-generated content by blending truth with fiction.

On-demand generated articles, in the style of Wikipedia, but with a twist. Only 30% of the articles are based on fact. The rest are entirely AI, made to toe the line of real and uncanny.

• AI
• LLM
• Python
• React

A fake web archive built to close the trust loop in WikipedAI — and now a standalone tool for rewriting any page on the internet.

The Internet Archaive looks and feels like the Wayback Machine, but every page it serves has been rewritten by AI. Originally built so WikipedAI's fabricated citations would link to fabricated sources, it's also a standalone tool where you can crawl any URL and watch its facts get rewritten in real time.

• AI
• LLM
• Python
• Web Scraping

Making Nintendo's locked-down controllers work on MacOS

Nintendo's wireless GameCube controllers were released as Switch 2 proprietary hardware. I reverse engineered the controller's BLE protocol and wrote a custom driver for MacOS.

• Python
• Hardware
• Open-Source

Although at first glance this might look just like a normal unix terminal, the more you play, the more you find.

A project that started as a completely different game idea ended up becoming a full-fledged computer simulator, with mini games.

• Game Dev
• Unix

Beating my Friends in FruitBox, using OCR and AI.

Fruitbox is a fun web-based game where you try to draw rectangles around numbered apples, but who said you have to play fair?

• Python
• OCR
• AI
• Game Theory
• Neural Networks

Using OCR to solve the classic PC game Bookworm

I'm a huge fan of word games... Uses OpenCV to read the 53 letter tiles and maps them to a graph.

• Python
• OCR