- Hello! This is Shreyash.
- 7 Time Global Hackathon Champion
- Computer Science & Psychology Student
- Researcher in ML and Behavioral Psychology
- Plays Nunchaku and Harmonica
- Solo-Travelling & Learning Something New
- Currently into Fine-Tuning models
like the assumptions of people around me,
the assumptions, they have about me,
i wish i was that wise and kind, at all times.
and all the way from the bottom of my mind,
to my physical self at the mortal end.
i wish and long for a ghibli life, a good one,
as a fruit to my farming, at the end sometime,
cultivating my very own life, wherever this ends.
where i am no more the tags i am given, nowhere, none of them,
and you just call me by my name and nothing that doesn't matter.
that is very kind of life, i longed for, as much as i can remember...
The Social Boundary is a dynamic framework for human, interspecies, and AI interactions, adapting based on familiarity, context, and engagement frequency. Unlike static models, it accounts for both gradual and immediate boundary shifts, shaped by cultural norms, repeated interactions, and emotional resonance.
Our mathematical model, S = k / (D + F × C), quantifies boundary variations, where k adjusts for species-specific behavior.
Applications range from AI-driven adaptive communication to urban social cohesion and wildlife conservation. By bridging psychology, sociology, and ethology, this research offers a universal model for evolving sociability across diverse entities and environments.