I turn ambiguous technical questions into concrete probes, public research notes, and usable systems, with a focus on empirical AI safety, access technology, field operations, and reliable real-world deployment.
AI-assisted papers directed, curated, edited, and reviewed by Hunter Wiley, with emphasis on empirical AI safety, model behavior evaluation, infrastructure resilience, accessibility, forecasting, and public reasoning.
Read AI-assisted researchField-tested technical work across remote robot diagnostics, thermal inspection, camera systems, and solar infrastructure operations where feedback loops and reliability matter.
View Robotics Work projectPractical access technology for complex creative software, including spoken context tools that make dense interfaces more navigable for blind and low-vision users.
View accessibility toolingTeaching, workflow design, and accessibility research grounded in Ableton Live, treated as a case study in making expert tools more learnable and usable.
View Access Ableton projectI work as an independent systems researcher focused on AI safety, accessibility, and infrastructure. My projects connect empirical research habits with practical tools for people working in complex, high-friction environments.
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