In-Depth AI Workshops at NYU
Open-source, open-ended, and wide open. Stable Diffusion is an AI image generator that doesn’t tell you what you can make — it just makes it. A workshop, a showcase, an invitation to find out where your ideas go when nothing is holding them back.
Tech School Foundation
Integrating Extended Reality (XR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) into high school technology education through teacher training and hands-on student workshops.
XR Hackathon Mentorship and Judging
Immersive technology moves fast. Ethics and creativity have to move with it. As a mentor and judge at XR hackathons including MIT Reality Hack and XR Hack, I work with teams at the edge of their ideas — pushing the vision further while asking the questions that keep it grounded. The best solutions come from both.
VR + Healthcare Sessions at AEC Events
The best time to redesign a surgical suite is before it exists. I have taken that principle to AEC audiences for years — and as early as 2017, was doing it inside NVIDIA Holodeck, where multiple stakeholders could stand together in the same virtual operating room, point at the same wall, and talk through what wasn’t working. VR didn’t just change how designs were presented. It changed who was in the room when the decisions got made.
Workshop on Ethical Challenges in the Digital World
At MIT Reality Hack, I presented on the relationship between ethics and creative responsibility in immersive technology — arguing that the creatorship ecosystem grows stronger, not slower, when the people building it ask harder questions about what they’re making and who it’s for.
Guest Lectures
What does it mean to make something when a machine is making it with you? As a guest lecturer in NYU’s Digital Art class, I brought that question into the room — exploring how AI is reshaping the tools, the process, and the authorship of art making.
Architecture Reviews
For over a decade, I have sat across from emerging designers at Pratt, NYIT, NJIT, and CUNY — watching ideas become arguments, sketches become spaces, and students become practitioners. The studio review is where design gets tested out loud, and I have been part of that conversation for more than ten years.
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