“You keep on learning and learning, and pretty soon you learn something no one has learned before.”

— Richard Feynman

Ayushi Jain

I'm Ayushi — a software engineer at Microsoft by day, and by night (okay, mostly weekends) a part-time AI Master's student trying to out-learn my own job description. I take courses with Stanford on the side, occasionally get roped into judging hackathons, and write here because explaining something out loud is the fastest way to find out if I actually understood it.

When I'm not near a keyboard, I'm probably on a yoga mat, three tabs deep into a Wikipedia rabbit hole about some obscure mountain range, or trying — and mostly failing — to get a decent nature photo before the light changes.

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Keeping the lamp lit

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    A personal note

    At my core, I’m just a learner — always up for collaborations, new areas of work, and experiences I haven’t had yet, with a soft spot for anything that makes the world a little better along the way. Outside of work I read a lot of fiction — most recently The Silent Patient, All the Light We Cannot See, and the Morisaki Bookshop books — and tinker with side projects at the intersection of AI, systems, and creativity. This site exists because I think knowledge grows best when it’s shared.

    Thanks for stopping by — if you’re building something cool in AI, I’d love to hear from you at ayushij2704@gmail.com. This is my personal site; all opinions here are my own, not my employer’s.