Kai Ye

I'm a programmer and writer based in Oakland, CA. I'm interested in the contradictions of “living with technology” and the ways that language makes the world. For WIRED, I recently wrote about the politics of Signal. I'm currently fascinated by interfaces for large language models. In the tech world, I led the development of a platform for mathematical visualization for 5 years as a PhD candidate at Carnegie Mellon University. I co-led an indie redesign of Google Search that was featured in WIRED & VICE. I've also worked on neural network visualization at Google Brain, and used to do research in cryptography + programming languages. In my creative practice, I co-produced an art book on critical AI & wrote about Silicon Valley and the English language as a fellow at the Center for Arts, Design + Social Research. I also co-produced a community toolkit for engaging with surveillance legislation, in collaboration with the ACLU of WA. In 2019, I was a resident at the Decelerator. Feel free

I'm a programmer and writer based in Oakland, CA. I'm interested in the contradictions of “living with technology” and the ways that language makes the world. For WIRED, I recently wrote about the politics of Signal. I'm currently fascinated by interfaces for large language models. In the tech world, I led the development of a platform for mathematical visualization for 5 years as a PhD candidate at Carnegie Mellon University. I co-led an indie redesign of Google Search that was featured in WIRED & VICE. I've also worked on neural network visualization at Google Brain, and used to do research

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