Hello, I'm Avi.
Thanks for visiting my website.
Exploring world with curiosity - aims to build tools and conversations for clearer thinking - wants everyone to ask better questions.
About
I am interested in building tools that make AI-integrated education more beneficial for human beings.
I grew up in Dandeli, a small town in the Western Ghats of India, surrounded by tropical rainforest. Later, I moved to Trondheim, a small city in central Norway where the city forest, Bymarka, is larger than the city itself. In both places, forests shaped how I think. They taught me to observe carefully: how systems connect, how patterns emerge, and how things that appear separate are often deeply entangled.
That way of seeing later found a language through Industrial Ecology, where I learned to model systems, trace flows, and work with complexity. My background in psychology added another layer; an interest in how people think, learn, make meaning, and sometimes get stuck in their own assumptions.
Aim
When I began working with AI, I did not see it only as a productivity tool. I saw it as a mirror. AI reflects back what we bring to it: our clarity or confusion, our assumptions or questions, our care or carelessness.
This raised a question that now guides my work:
In education, this question matters deeply. Students not only need faster writing tools, they need ways to make their reasoning visible, test assumptions, ask better questions, and develop confidence in their own thinking. Used carelessly, AI can flatten learning. Used thoughtfully, it can become a reflective partner in the learning process.
This is where my systems thinking and psychology backgrounds come together. Systems thinking helps me build structured tools for complex problems. Psychology helps me understand the human side of learning—curiosity, reflection, motivation, and judgment.
My work is an attempt to bring these two perspectives together to use AI responsibly in education, as a scaffold for critical thinking.
Current experiment
Sparring partner for research
40–50 minA structured dialogue where we think together—surfacing assumptions, testing them against evidence, and refining your argument.
Try the exerciseContact
Questions? Thoughts? Want to collaborate?
pavijit1993@gmail.comThis is early work. I'm learning as I build. If you're curious about thinking with machines, come think with me.