Patna, India

ADITYA

AI & Cybersecurity Undergraduate at IIT Patna

I build practical AI products, digital experiences, and software that turn ambitious ideas into things people can actually use.

@btwimadii aDiii1633 aditya-00b36637b adityakumargiri103@gmail.com

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Aditya

AI & Cybersecurity Undergraduate at IIT Patna

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About

I build practical AI products, digital experiences, and software that turn ambitious ideas into things people can actually use. I enjoy working at the intersection of AI, technology, design, and experimentation — whether that means building a product, shaping an interface, or solving a problem from scratch.

Alongside product and development work, I actively explore AI through hackathons, open-source projects, and collaborative communities, including work around OpenAI and emerging developer technologies. I like taking on difficult technical challenges, learning quickly, and turning prototypes into polished, useful experiences.

Away from the screen, I'm into building things just for the fun of it — experimenting with hardware, PCs, creative projects, content, and anything that gives me an excuse to understand how things work. I'm naturally curious, highly experimental, and always looking for the next thing worth building.

Signals

Research: ResearchScientific AIResearch Systems
Software: Android SoftwareKotlinPython
Community: Open SourceAI Community
Personal: SportsMusic

Current focus

Building now

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CLICKKY
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DRISHTI
Digital exam evaluation platform — AI-assisted marking, role-based workflows and a full audit trail. Also an active research contribution.
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ANDROID SOFTWARE

Selected work

7 projects

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Research

Project & research contribution

DRISHTI

Digital exam evaluation platform — AI-assisted marking, role-based workflows and a full audit trail.

DRISHTI: A Human-in-the-Loop AI System for Transparent and Auditable On-Screen Examination Evaluation

Kanishk Dubey · Aditya — Preprint

India moved the largest school examination system in the world onto screens in 2026, and the rollout was followed by widespread reports of mismatched scripts, illegible scans, and marks awarded without evidence of having been read. DRISHTI is an On-Screen Marking system in which AI assists evaluation but never decides it: marking proceeds question-first against a stable rubric, the evaluator records an independent mark before any machine suggestion is revealed, every suggested mark carries a rubric-referenced rationale, and candidate identity is separated from evaluated content behind an append-only ledger.