IT & AI Resources

The recent paper "Agents of Chaos" is one of the clearest warnings so far about the risks of autonomous AI agents in realistic environments. It highlights a practical reality: once an AI agent can act inside real systems, the security problem is no longer just about the model. This article explores the implications of deploying AI systems that can execute code, interact with external APIs, and autonomously navigate complex architectures without human intervention. We delve into the critical vulnerabilities exposed by these systems and discuss necessary frameworks to safeguard future AI deployments against unintended consequences and malicious exploitation.

My ongoing coursework notes, video links, and interactive NotebookLM audio resources for the MIT Agentic AI class. Follow along as I delve into the architecture and application of autonomous systems. This resource hub provides a deep dive into the foundational principles of agentic AI, covering topics from multi-agent collaboration to reinforcement learning and ethical considerations. Whether you are a student, researcher, or AI enthusiast, these materials offer valuable insights into how cutting-edge autonomous agents are designed, tested, and integrated into modern technological ecosystems.

This small web-based clicking game, "Thunderbolt Hall," was designed using Google Antigravity with Gemini 3.1 Pro as the AI agent. By simply providing the background information from my novel, the AI was able to design and build this game in approximately 13 minutes. This perfectly illustrates how AI is revolutionizing the world of programming—allowing creators to focus purely on imagination and storytelling while AI translates those concepts into functional, interactive code. The game features an engaging progression system, resource management, and narrative elements directly tied to the lore of my fantasy universe.

This game is designed using Antigravity. Within around one hour and a half of trial and error, I recreated the classic 1980s Tank Battalion Arcade game. Something like this could take a week or more in the past. AI is here to improve efficiency and enlarge our skill sets. It provides a new gateway for people who have ideas but lack certain resources or connections. By utilizing modern web technologies combined with rapid AI-assisted development, this project demonstrates how nostalgic gaming experiences can be quickly resurrected and customized for the modern browser.

"Shadow in the Cluster" is a narrative-driven Linux simulation game I designed to help users learn and practice command-line skills. Dive into an engaging cyber-thriller story while mastering essential Linux commands. You play as a hacker infiltrating a corporate network, using real-world terminal commands to navigate directories, decrypt files, and bypass security protocols. It is a perfect blend of education and entertainment, proving that learning technical skills can be as thrilling as playing a video game. Feel free to give it a try and enjoy the adventure!