As a Specialist Technician in Creative Machine Learning and Digital Practice, Ami delivers advanced classes and technical workshops across several postgraduate programmes at London College of Fashion, including MA Fashion Media and Communication, MA Fashion Curation and Cultural Programming, MA Fashion Journalism and Content Creation, and MA Fashion, Film and Digital Production.

Her teaching integrates practical skills with critical frameworks in areas such as generative artificial intelligence (including ComfyUI and prompt engineering), TouchDesigner for real-time visual programming, interactive installations, web design and development, and UX/UI design with Figma. 

Ami’s pedagogy is rooted in demystifying technology through philosophical inquiry. She designs and facilitates introductory AI workshops that go beyond the “black box” model, guiding students through foundational concepts in machine learning, ethics, data training, and bias often drawing from thinkers like Ada Lovelace, Karen Barad, and Gilbert Simondon to reframe AI as a cultural and relational practice rather than a neutral tool.

Her workshops encourage students to develop speculative, critical, and poetic engagements with computation, blending theory and practice to open up new forms of expression across performance, fashion, and media. Whether teaching through interfaces or algorithms, Ami foregrounds ethical, embodied, and imaginative approaches to working with technology.