I train real-time multimodal agents that talk, listen, and act while the interaction is still going. I build the tasks, synthetic data, and rewards, then train with RL.

At Meta Superintelligence Labs I co-lead post-training and lead synthetic data for Muse Realtime Avatar, and developed offline RL for Vibes’ personalized feed. Before that, I worked on Visual Intelligence at Apple and foundation models at MIT-IBM Watson. I got my Ph.D. in Computer Science at MIT, and B.A. in Physics at UC Berkeley. Outside work I read, write, bike, and hike.

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Research

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Muse Realtime Avatar · Meta Connect 2026

Real-time avatars for live conversation

A live, expressive avatar that talks with you in real time. It's audio-driven, streams as you talk, and is fast enough to hold a real conversation. Announced in Mark Zuckerberg's Meta Connect keynote.

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News

  • Nov 2026

    Muse voice and expressive avatars are rolling out in the Muse app in the US, on mobile, web, and Mac, powered by Muse Realtime Voice and Muse Realtime Avatar.

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  • Oct 2026

    Muse Wonder released, Meta Superintelligence Labs’ most capable model series for personal and professional agents, built around Active Memory and Active Focus.

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  • Sep 2026

    Muse Realtime Voice and Avatar announced at the Meta Connect 2026 keynote: one streaming system for conversation, speech, and a live, expressive avatar. I co-lead post-training and lead synthetic data for Muse Realtime Avatar.

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Essays on AI

  • Oct 2026The Purpose ModelAI

    When execution gets cheap, direction gets expensive. Why long-horizon agents need a purpose model, and how you would evaluate one.

  • Sep 2026Why People Took to MuseAI

    People rarely feel quality. They feel fit. What the GPT-5 launch, Sora and ChatGPT's sycophancy rollback say about why Muse took off.

  • Jul 2026Nobody Got Rich Owning the GridAI

    When the headline metric becomes output per dollar, a technology has become a utility. Intelligence just did, and the money will go where it always goes: upstairs.