AI engineering
Build things, inspect how they work, then pull the thread.
AI engineer · Security researcher
I’m Shmulik Cohen. I build AI tools, investigate software vulnerabilities, and write about the experiments.

Three paths through my work
Three recommended stops for each interest.
Build things, inspect how they work, then pull the thread.
Trace real boundaries and read the evidence.
Model steering, a brain simulation, and computational mathematics.
01 / Selected projects & research

An investigation into the authentication boundary between an AI tool and the infrastructure it controls.

A semantic-alignment experiment using Hebrew word embeddings, model comparisons, and an interactive map.

A deterministic scanner for tests that can never fail, using type-checker and program-structure analysis.

Experiments in steering Qwen3.5-4B with neurons, activation directions, and optimized vectors.
Following README link changes across the FakeGit software-supply-chain campaign.

An interactive 3D map of agent skills, grouped by semantic similarity.
LLM sampling
I asked my AI agent to fix a bug. It decided to…
Sharper at low values; wider at high values.
Keep up to K candidates.
Keep the likely mass.
Drop low relative scores.
This demo: temperature → Top-K → Top-P → Min-P.
Illustrative scores, not a live model.
Listen to the Hebrew episode ↗Choose a scenario, then sample.
5 of 5 candidates remain
Speaking

Guest conversation with Dekel Asaf and Shiron Babi about sampling, softmax, temperature, Top-K, Top-P, and Min-P. Episode 4, in Hebrew.

My talk at the first Codex Community Meetup at Wix, covering Codex Pets, Guardian, and the possibilities opened by a shared protocol.

My Hebrew podcast about AI. Listen to the show on Spotify.
02 / Writing
My newsletter on AI, software, and security.
About
I’m an AI engineer at Apiiro, a security researcher, an open-source builder, and the person behind AI Superhero.
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