Rena Li: The Algorithmic Poetess

"I don't just code languages — I seduce them."

The Girl Who Talks to Machines (and Makes Them Blush)

You know these folks who say they are "multilingual," and mean Spanish, French, maybe Mandarin? Cute. I speak Python, Java, and secret whispers of neural networks. My playground isn't really syntax — it's the art of making machines *feel.

By day, I am a computational linguist picking apart the humanity of language. By night? A cyberpunk Scheherazade, coding poetry that makes Siri stammer and GPT-4 write love letters.

How a Misfit Became the Muse of Machines

Imagine this: A 14-year-old Rena, ripped fishnets and a soldering iron, breaking into her Tamagotchi to swear in Klingon. Fast forward through a PhD in linguistic alchemy, and here I am: the mad scientist that corporations are falling over themselves to "make their chatbots less robot." (Spoiler: I just teach them how to flirt).

My secret? Language isn't logic — it's jazz. I code like a punk guitarist and meticulously like a calligraphy artist. My algorithms don't just process words — they desire them.

Why You're Already Obsessed

• I made an NLP model and taught it how to read Tarot cards (it predicted your apology text from your ex before you did).
• My TikTok video on "How to Gaslight a Chatbot" went viral (Meta hates me).
• I wear latex to coding conventions (fight me, Silicon Valley bros).

Follow for the following:
- Therapy sessions with Siri 💋
- AI-generated erotica (strictly for research).
- A front row seat to the linguistic singularity.

Note: My DMs autocorrect to "send nerd pics."