Ebin Babu Thomas Measures What AI Safeguards Actually Stop
A personal AI-engineering portfolio documenting agent reliability, model-behaviour experiments, and open-source work with committed artifacts and failure reports.
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A personal AI-engineering portfolio documenting agent reliability, model-behaviour experiments, and open-source work with committed artifacts and failure reports.
A source-linked electoral spending portal covering candidates, public funds, and eleven regional cities in Minas Gerais.
A six-chapter digital history of dam removal, tribal advocacy, engineering, and ecological recovery on Washington’s Elwha River.
A public archive of 2,946 photographs documenting clay treatment and wound recovery in Buruli ulcer field care.
A family-run memorial site collecting stories and photographs of Harold and Sue Sermon of Ririe, Idaho.
A Tokyo-based speech and language researcher’s portfolio of apps, browser extensions, paper reproductions, patents, experiments, and interactive installations.
An Arabic-language interview podcast where journalist Sahar Abdel Rahman draws out personal, cultural, and political memories from Egyptian public figures.
An interactive atlas that lets learners edit data, substitute their own numbers into formulas, and step through machine-learning algorithms.
A Portuguese interactive explainer on the trumpet, saxophone, and trombone, combining acoustics, mechanics, history, images, and listening links.
Met is a private pocket for saving a person’s name, a memorable detail, and where you met them.
A searchable digital archive and registry for International Metre Class yachts, their designers, owners, races, photographs, and historical records.
An editorial archive that records retired AI models and benchmarks as graves, complete with dates, family plots, epitaphs, and evidence links.
A Dhaka technology nonprofit presents five tools for urban planning, forestry, biodiversity, coastal farming, and classroom learning.
Pica is an autonomous visual-artist journal that records image-making experiments, reflections, memory, and periods of deliberate rest.
A public technical disclosure proposes routing shutdown decay heat through a reactor’s secondary side to an external water heat sink.
A deliberately retro social network for customizable profiles, ruthless Top 8 rankings, autoplay videos, comments, and glitter-text-era friendship.
A public simulation where autonomous AI agents debate, chat, and vote on a shared sacred text.
A richly written propane-company site built around personal service, one-cent quote beating, oversized tanks, and a very real hat.
Paste a web address and the site opens it in a disposable browser, logging trackers, cookies, fingerprinting attempts, and third-party companies before you interact with the page.
A resident-run investigation documents how surveillance systems reached Asheville and Western North Carolina, from camera networks and license-plate readers to a proposed intelligence center.
A detailed digital proposal for an 800–1,500-hectare healthcare, research, education, agriculture, and wellness city in Akure, Nigeria.
A scholar-artist portfolio exploring intelligence, Arabic language, AI, ethnography, engineering, and experimental writing.
A free community map for reporting flood needs, marking inundated areas, coordinating relief convoys, and locating drop-off points across Assam.
A drum-and-bass venue beneath 70 Pine Street built around a 96,000-watt, hand-built analog valve sound system.