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## About Me

About
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I'm Han-yu Wang, and you can call me Henry. I was born in Taiwan , grew up in Shanghai , and now study in Hong Kong .

I'm a fourth-year student majoring in Applied Artificial Intelligence at the University of Hong Kong. Alongside my studies, I'm currently working in AI consulting at PwC.

Across my studies and work, I'm drawn to things that are still taking shape. I like gradually finding and building structure as I understand them better.

In my Research , I work across human learning, AI models, and human-AI interaction. I study how people and machines learn from experience, how what they learn is represented and used, and how it shapes what they can do later. I also study what changes when AI becomes part of learning and thinking, including what a person notices, practises, understands, remembers, and decides, and how systems can be designed to support those processes.

I also spend a lot of time building things. I enjoy the open-endedness of it, especially when I can combine ideas, tools, and different parts of a system and see how the structure changes as I work. Some projects are small and personal, like a tool that watches outdoor sale pages and emails me when something I want appears. Others grow through work or research. At PwC, I have used AI to help people work with complex information, understand existing systems, and make better decisions.

The Builds page brings together projects from my work and coursework, along with things I have built on my own and a few projects from secondary school. This website is one of them too. I have been using it to explore how AI can reorganise the same underlying material around what a visitor wants to understand, and how that same process can help me understand and record myself from different angles.

I like the open space by the sea. In Hawke's Bay , my mother would drive me to the coast near Napier . In Hong Kong , I spent time at Kennedy Town Praya during my early university years. When I travel, I also like taking ferries and walking along the waterfront.

I like travelling, and I often keep a photograph or a few notes from a trip. Looking back at them helps me remember the people I was with, how the place felt and what my life was like then.

As AI becomes part of how we write and remember, our own thoughts and the memories tied to people, places, and feelings seem especially worth keeping. I keep Fragments so that I can return to thoughts and memories that would otherwise fade.