Jorge Diaz Chao
jdiazchao@berkeley.edu

I am a senior Physics and Computer Science student at the University of California, Berkeley. I work at the intersection of Computer Vision and Machine Learning, fields I love for their deep connection to intelligence and their transformative potential.
I am particularly interested in models that discover structure directly from nature and building tools smart and intuitive enough to blend into everyday life as natural extensions of ourselves.
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2os by Buzzer — A suite of ML methods for the future of spatial computing I/O. Optimizing architectures and training for fast adaptation to novel gestures for seamless interaction with the environment and for online, high-frequency typing inference.


FitOut — An AI-powered virtual wardrobe that understands your unique style, delivering personalized, context-aware outfit suggestions and actionable wardrobe insights for smarter shopping and sustainable fashion.
Projects
Quick MAML — A lightweight PyTorch Model-Agnostic Meta-Learning (MAML) training framework enabling intuitive experimentation and quick prototyping.
Publications

Interactive Program Synthesis for Modeling Collaborative Physical Activities from Narrated Demonstrations
Edward Kim✦, Daniel He✦, Jorge Diaz Chao✦, Wiktor Rajca, Ruta Desai, Antti Oulasvirta, Sanjit Seshia, Björn Hartmann (2025)
[Preprint]
Teaching
CS 180 — Computer Vision and Computational Photography (Angjoo Kanazawa and Alexei A. Efros)
Teaching Assistant (Fall 2025)
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Since 2004


