Dublin · Computer Science at Trinity

Neural decoding.
A voice for everyone.

Noise Signal

I’m Finn. I study Computer Science at Trinity. I’m currently doing research and my dissertation with Giovanni Di Liberto on Speechify, a project exploring EMG and EEG decoding to understand what people are thinking or trying to say.

Research & motivation
01 Research & motivation

What
drives me.

I want to give people who cannot speak a voice. That’s what draws me to neural decoding. AI inspires me for the same reason: I believe it’s a tool that will revolutionise the world, and I want to be part of that change.

RESEARCH · SPEECHIFY

Neural decoding

My dissertation explores decoding muscle signals (EMG) and brain signals (EEG) to understand imagined or attempted speech. The goal is to help people with no ability to speak communicate. And personally, I’d love to be able to talk to AI silently in the library.

THE INDUSTRY I WANT TO WORK IN

Why AI?

I believe AI can be a net positive for the Earth and humanity, and help reduce suffering. Its potential to change the world is inspiring. I want to work in this industry and be part of it. I’m already involved through Warm Labs, my AI consulting business, which helps fund my time at college.

02 Work & experience

Work
so far.

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03 Writing

Notebook.

“Making sound from noise.”

Mostly short notes. Predictions have dates so I cannot quietly revise them later. Quotes are simply lines I wanted to keep.

04 / Contact Dublin, Ireland

I want to be
part of AI.

I’m looking for opportunities to work in AI. If you think I could be useful to your team, or you’d like to talk about neural decoding or AI consulting, email me.