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 designing and training models that efficiently reason about patterns and the world around us to build tools that integrate seamlessly into our lives as powerful, 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 Kim1, Daniel He1, Jorge Diaz Chao1, Wiktor Rajca1, Ruta Desai, Antti Oulasvirta, Sanjit Seshia, Björn Hartmann (2025)
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Teaching
CS 180 — Computer Vision and Computational Photography (Angjoo Kanazawa and Alexei A. Efros)
Teaching Assistant (Fall 2025)
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Since 2004