azusa.aiAN IN-HOUSE EXPLORATION
PROJECT / 01Flagship
azusa.ai
The flagship in-house project. A place to follow the bigger experiment and see what’s taking shape.
Explore azusa.aiAn independent playground for curious mindshuman × machine × what if
Serious math.
Questionable
experiments.
AI agents. Social systems. Networks with trust issues.
I turn strange questions into things we can play with.
// packets, people, players
Different systems.
Suspiciously similar problems.
Different systems.
Suspiciously similar problems.
Move your cursor. Disturb the system.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCESOCIOLOGYNETWORKSVIDEO GAMESGAME THEORYAPPLIED MATH
01 / Things taking shape
Less résumé. More “what if?”
Some projects. Some open questions.
PROJECT / 02Flappy Packet
Skill issue. Or packet loss?
Network routing, gamified. Flappy Packet brings the chaos of getting from A to B into a game. The next question: what happens when an agent learns the route?
Play Flappy PacketOPEN SLOT / 03Idea, not a shipped project
What if NPCs formed a society?
Give agents resources, incentives, and a reason to cooperate. Watch the rules emerge. Or watch everything become a group project.
Explore this idea togetherOPEN SLOT / 04Bring your own rabbit hole
This could be our project.
A vector-field playground? A game that predicts the lag? Something delightfully difficult to explain at dinner? Let’s start with a question.
Pitch a strange hypothesis02 / The human in the loopI used to route packets.
I used to route packets.
Now I follow questions.
I’m Kristian. My starting point was network engineering: packet routing, sockets, and the architecture that keeps machines talking.
That led to a broader fascination with how systems behave—how agents learn, how people cooperate, and how simple rules become complicated worlds.
These days, I’m exploring AI, sociology, game theory, and applied mathematics by building experiments. Sometimes useful. Sometimes absurd. Ideally both.
Have a weird idea?
Good. Let’s build it.
A simulation, a game mechanic, an AI experiment, or a question that won’t leave you alone. There’s probably something here worth making.