Seonghyun
AI agents · Reinforcement learning · Human–AI interaction risk
ironwar0000@naver.com
I am Seonghyun — a full-stack and machine-learning engineer working on agentic AI systems.
My current focus is the design and evaluation of AI-agent architectures: orchestrator–worker loops, tool-augmented reasoning, and the conditions under which delegating decisions to an AI helps or quietly accumulates risk. On the modeling side I build reinforcement-learning and stochastic risk models of human–AI interaction — when an agent should consult a model, how trust and bias migrate over repeated interactions, and how to keep a long-running agent loop honest.
This site collects my notes, working papers, and a research blog. The posts lean technical and equation-heavy; they are written for readers who want the math, not just the intuition.
Profile photo (
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news
| May 15, 2026 | Launched this research blog — notes on AI-agent architectures, reinforcement learning, and human–AI interaction risk. |
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latest posts
| Sep 22, 2026 | Multi-Agent Orchestration Patterns: A Map |
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| Sep 22, 2026 | The Latent / Continuous Reasoning Landscape: A Map |
| Sep 20, 2026 | Coconut: What It Actually Looks Like to Reason Without Words |
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selected publications
- A Tri-System Risk Model for Human–AI Interaction: Bias Migration and Flash-Risk Dynamics2026Working paper, in preparation