AI Security, Deployment, Product, and Technical Systems
UT Dallas Sociology student building AI safety tools, deployment workflows, and practical product systems.
I’m a UT Dallas Sociology student in Dallas building around AI security, local-first AI, RAG, LLM evaluation, technical education, and the real-world failure points around users and incentives.
Open to internships and entry-level roles where AI systems need security judgment, practical deployment work, clear writing, and product sense.
May 25, 2026
The floppy icon still works because people learned it. The problem is that modern Save now hides too many different verbs behind one old glyph.
Read The Floppy Disk Icon Outlived the Floppy DiskApr 21, 2026
Copy-paste is an untrusted input channel in agent systems. If your app can act through tools, paste becomes a security boundary.
Read The Clipboard Is a Hostile InterfaceMar 14, 2026
Major U.S. internet outages are rarely one broken server. They are systemic failures in a handful of shared layers that quietly hold the web together.
Read The Days the Internet DiedJonathan Reed's homepage summarizes the portfolio paths for AI safety, security engineering, deployment work, local-first AI systems, RAG evaluation, technical education, and product-facing software projects. It points visitors toward project proof, resume context, recent writing, and contact options without changing the visible homepage experience. The page is intended for recruiters, research teams, technical collaborators, and hiring managers who need a concise overview of role fit, evidence, project outcomes, and current areas of work across AI systems, security, developer tooling, and practical deployment.