Writing about AI, speech technology, projects I'm building, and whatever else is rattling around in my head.
A computer vision pipeline for a food production facility: four cameras, cross-camera object fusion, worker zone assignment, and automated output counts.
Read moreA gamified React app for teaching Parshas Vayikra vocabulary to Yiddish-speaking children, with ADHD-friendly design, Hebrew audio, and Duolingo-style progression.
Read moreA Windows app that lets you dictate Yiddish into any application with a global hotkey — backed by a custom Whisper deployment and Gemini fine-tune.
Read moreFrom the ivrit-ai Whisper model that sparked a movement, to Meta's OmniASR covering 348 under-served languages — a deep dive into the Yiddish speech recognition landscape.
Read moreKosher content filters block things silently with no explanation. I built a Chrome extension to identify exactly what's being blocked and why — then generate a support email with the details ready to go.
Read moreGoogle Labs launched a tool that turns plain text prompts, sketches, or screenshots into full responsive user interfaces. They're calling it "vibe design."
Read moreThe most capable and efficient model for professional work — combining coding, computer use, improved vision, and a 1M-token context window.
Read moreThis is the beginning of something new. A space to share what I'm building, thinking about, and exploring — from AI to everyday life.
Read moreI'm Chezky. I like building things and figuring out how stuff works — mostly in the AI and voice tech space lately.
I've been playing a lot with speech recognition, especially for Yiddish, which is one of those languages the AI world mostly ignores. I find that interesting.
I also like automation, developer tools, and building little things that solve everyday problems. This blog is where I write about whatever I'm exploring at the moment.
Have a project in mind, want to collaborate, or just want to say hi? I'd love to hear from you.