
AI and Machine Learning Developer in training. Founder Velen ai also Lead Software Architect & Developer @evolvinginedu
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This was me when I started learning to code no AC, no ergonomic chair, no fancy setup. No girlfriend just two laptops with 2GB RAM and a dream. I coded through sleepless nights, surrounded by heat, poor electricity, and the hunger to change my life. It wasn’t easy, but giving up was never an option. I didn’t have much just pure determination and faith in the future I was building line by line
Interesting result from my AI memory experiments:
We taught an AI made-up math, with some lessons deliberately wrong. A judge AI blocked lessons that contradicted its memory.
When the correct lesson came first: 100% right.
When the wrong lesson came first: 0%.
The memory protected what it learned first, not what was true.
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Call for social media partners!
AI Ethics Network is looking for people who create content on X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and other platforms to help share EVAL Labs and our conference.
Partners earn a 15% commission on sales they generate (conference and EVAL Labs engagements range from roughly $35 to $30k+).
The work is remote, and partners have the opportunity to interview and feature people in the network.
Selected partners also receive a free Patron membership (normally $299/year), which includes a free conference booth and speaking slot, priority placement, marketing support, a journal ad page, and more.
Interested? Email [email protected] or DM this account.
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The power of inference from past data unlocked via timechains!
If our chain already has enough data to answer a question completely, combining multiple past decisions, stitching them together into the full picture it does it right there. No AI model needed. Just the chain.
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>Building 2 apps.
>Building a physical space.
>Taking care of my dad, who has Alzheimer’s.
It’s not easy, but I still believe I can make it this time.
And you should believe in yourself too.
LET’S GO 🚀
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Educators aren't short on resources. They're swamped with them. What's hard is getting what they need when they need it.
I said that on a call @boardyai set up with David Blumenthal, who built Eddie, an AI research tool that matches 400,000 peer-reviewed studies to a teacher's own context. He added the leadership side. School leaders have data, dashboards and logins, but they rarely hear why something isn't working or what's getting in the way.
That's the gap we're building the Educator Intelligence Layer for at @evolvinginedu. Teachers give feedback, and leaders can see where support is needed and where practice is already strong. Schools are already spending money on support. This gives them a better look at where it should go.
Free to schools 💙
Visit: evolvingineducation.org to learn more
I went to the bank to get my card, and as I observed the process, I was like, “I can build an AI agent that can do this faster and more efficiently.” 😂
Maybe I’m addicted to this AI/ML career. Everywhere I go, I see problems and start thinking about how I can solve them with AI.
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The most dangerous thing happening in the world isn't just the crises we see. It's the warning signs we're no longer looking for, and the suffering we've learned to ignore.
Today I'm running an AI experiment: can an AI learn new math just by remembering lessons, and ignore the wrong ones?
A math AI learns 12 made-up operations. A bigger AI acts as a judge, deciding what gets saved to memory. A control group shows whether the memory system helps or just the smarter AI.
Results soon.
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Yesterday, I get my first Journal publication, ever.
Today, I get made.
It's been a good week.
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99.999999% of problems in the world are not caused by SI.
SI will solve all of those problems.












