Our objective
Develop practical AI tools that help people learn, work with information and make better use of data.
MKN explores how machine learning and language models can solve practical problems — starting with tools for cybersecurity education.
MKN is an early-stage, founder-led initiative connecting applied AI research with focused software development. The aim is to turn promising ideas into tools that can be tested, understood and improved.
Develop practical AI tools that help people learn, work with information and make better use of data.
Applied machine learning, language-model applications and educational software, with cybersecurity teaching as the current development focus.
Define a narrow use case, build a prototype, and evaluate it before extending its scope. Keep human judgement central to the design.
Our current development direction, alongside research experience that informs our approach.
A five-module framework designed to support both learners and educators: from contextual tutoring and assessment to controlled practice, incident-response scenarios and teaching materials.
L1 · Context-aware Tutor
L5 · Teaching & Case Generator
Guidance designed around a learner’s task and progress. The aim is to help learners understand their reasoning and next steps, with educators retaining oversight.
Assessment that considers how a learner approaches a task, alongside the final answer. The proposed module would help educators review reasoning, decisions and progress.
A proposed practice partner for offensive and defensive exercises within controlled, authorised teaching labs, with learning objectives and boundaries set by educators.
Scenario-based practice for investigating incidents, prioritising actions and explaining decisions. Intended for teaching and reflection in simulated environments.
Tools to help educators draft lesson materials, exercises and case studies around learning objectives. Generated content would be reviewed and adapted by the educator before use.
The framework is at an early development stage. Module descriptions set out the intended scope; a public product is not yet available.
Research exploring positive–unlabelled learning for recorded damp and mould risk in housing data. This work informs an interest in applying machine learning where records are incomplete and labelled examples are limited.
MKN begins with a focused development agenda and an interest in collaboration across research, education and software engineering.
Founder · AI engineering & research
Manh Khang’s work centres on applied machine learning and AI systems. His current development interests include AI-assisted cybersecurity education and practical uses of machine learning with real-world data.
We welcome conversations with educators, researchers and potential collaborators interested in practical AI applications.