Dylan Goldblatt leads AI strategy at Kennesaw State University and works with large language models to support academic R&D. Before his current role, Dylan worked as a foundation models researcher supported by Microsoft and OpenAI. He is an applied researcher who builds software, 3D worlds, and moving images. He is currently developing a recommendation system to interpret player feelings to support the discovery of emotionally resonant content. Dylan experiments with AR and VR on Apple Vision Pro, is developing prototypes with gaussian splatting at KSU. He is a lifelong academic who earned a PhD from the University of Virginia. His areas of expertise include cognitive linguistics, language models, and human-computer interfaces. Previously, Dylan presented his work on interactive digital narrative at MIT. Nowadays he spends most of his time developing projects that change how people create, share, and develop ideas. His favorite games include Perfect Dark, Splatoon, Super Meat Boy, Red Alert, Gone Home, and Super Mario Sunshine.