My day job lives in logic. Models, datasets, evaluation metrics, error margins. I spend hours teaching machines how to recognize patterns, predict outcomes, and optimize decisions. Everything is measurable, reproducible, […]
When Machines Learn, I Listen for Their Silence
By day, my world is datasets, models, and long experiments that run while I sleep. I work with machines that learn patterns faster than I can explain them, tuning parameters, […]
Where Code Ends and Metaphor Begins
By day, my work is measured in benchmarks, model accuracy, and lines of code that quietly decide what machines can recognize or predict. By night, I write poems about robots. […]
Circuits, Syntax, and Stanzas: Reflections From Someone Who Studies AI
Most people assume AI researchers spend all day buried in code, math, and research papers—and to be fair, that’s mostly true. My world is filled with neural networks, optimization problems, […]
Scientist Who Teaches Machines to Feel
By day, I write code that teaches machines to understand language. By night, I write poetry about the very robots I help build. Some people call it ironic — I […]
Circuits and Sonnets — Where Code Meets Emotion
By day, I’m an AI researcher — buried in algorithms, datasets, and neural networks that try to mimic the human mind. By night, I write poetry about robots. Not the […]
Arranged Lines
They said to register on mudaliyarkannalam.com, “Your match is waiting,” promised the header; calm, with filters for caste, income, skin tone, and height, and a checkbox for “Willing to move […]
A Sonnet for My Overfitted Friend
I once trained a model that loved too well. Not literally, of course. But the behavior was clingy. It memorized everything, verbatim. Every line of Shakespeare, every product review, every […]
My Neural Nets Write Code. I Write Eulogies.
I spend my days inside machines. Feeding them data. Shaping loss functions. Watching them converge sometimes beautifully, sometimes not at all. My colleagues chase benchmarks. Faster inference. Fewer parameters. Bigger […]
I Taught a Robot to Write Poems—It Taught Me to Feel
I was supposed to build a summarization model for enterprise reports. That’s what the grant said. That’s what my boss expected.Instead, I found myself feeding the model lines from Neruda.Not […]
