Graduate researcher at Kwangwoon University, specializing in spike neural networks, emotion-aware AI, NLP, and scalable data-driven applications.
Mukiibi Moses is a graduate researcher at Kwangwoon University specializing in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science. His research focuses on emotion-aware AI systems, natural language processing, and optimization of generative models.
He holds a bachelor's degree in computer engineering from Kyungdong University.
He is currently pursuing a combined masters and PhD program in computer engineering at Kwangwoon University, Seoul, South Korea.
He has built AI applications including sentiment analysis systems, text-to-image generation pipelines, and data analytics solutions using AWS — with the goal of developing intelligent systems that solve real-world problems efficiently and at scale.
Mukiibi is actively publishing and sharing research through Google Scholar, ResearchGate, and Academia, contributing to the global AI research community.
Multi-modal AI assistant with real-time web search, document analysis, conversation memory, and work evaluation. Built with Streamlit and Groq's LLM API.
View DemoWeb-based airport simulation modeling flight handling, runway management, and aircraft movement with interactive UI.
View DemoDigital wallet web app supporting deposits, withdrawals, and peer-to-peer transfers with persistent storage and full transaction history using LocalStorage.
View DemoAI system generating empathetic responses using NLP and sentiment analysis. Transformer-based models understand user emotions and provide context-aware replies.
Research write-upAnalytics pipeline with AWS tools processing 50,000+ social media posts — extracting insights, visualizing trends, and generating dashboards.
Private repoGradio-powered interface for prompt-driven image generation using Stable Diffusion. Documented in a full research thesis, including model optimization techniques.
Research write-up




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