Designing with AI Models
This project explores how AI model behavior can be designed, guided, and improved. It highlights empathetic interactions and practical use cases across health, accessibility, and everyday support.
What Model Behavior Means to Me
To me, model behavior is about more than just effective responses — it's about meaningful, human-centered interaction. I believe well-designed model behavior can have a profound, positive impact, especially for people who may feel marginalized, isolated, or overwhelmed. Even small exchanges can be life-changing when they’re grounded in empathy and tailored to a person’s specific needs.
Whether offering calm support in a stressful moment, helping untangle a difficult task, or simply being there when no one else is, a well-trained model can step in as a helpful companion — like a social worker, therapist, or medical advisor when other resources aren’t accessible. By understanding nuance and reducing complexity, model behavior has the power to clear space in people’s lives — and to make that space feel a little more safe, inclusive, and humane.
A concept UI for shaping AI behavior through guided feedback, tone calibration, and intention tagging.
Muse - Assistive Art Guide from the Museum App “Show Art” in usage.
A conversation about an upcoming event.
Use Cases
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In a stressful moment
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As a medical assistant
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For marginalized or isolated users