Aman Kaleem

Media technologist and storyteller passionate about integrating AI and machine learning into narrative experiences. For the past decade, I led two media technology companies, transforming messaging through innovative media strategies and developing technology products for content creation in education. I returned to academia to pursue graduate studies at Harvard and MIT, where I explored the integration of machine learning and sensory processing into storytelling, culminating in a thesis on memory and brain-computer interfaces (BCI). My AI-driven film, Girls, produced at MIT Media Lab, won 15 awards at international film festivals. Throughout my career, I fused technology and storytelling, pushing the boundaries of narrative creation through AI and emerging tools. I am currently looking for like-minded people who work in BCI to collaborate and innovate in this exciting field.