Miara Sung (née Jongmin Jerome Baek; she/they) is a Korean/American philosopher and poet living in Amsterdam. Her research centers around computability theory, ethics, race and sexuality. She is currently working on a dyad, A Dance of Everything and Nothing and Theory of the Universal Machine, which is a synthesis of ideas about simulacra, uncomputability, blackness and transness. The aim is a left metaphysics that affirms our political commitments ("Woke"), affirms them mathematically, and theorizes a political relation between LLMs and universal machines.

Poetry, particularly performed rather than written, informs her practice. Miara performed at Seattle Lit Crawl with the poet and novelist Emmanuelle Pierrot on the topic of "No, rape and calculation", where they explored the repetitive, recursive aftermath of sexual assault. Manuscript available on request.

Her early interest in poetry and computation led her to create the video game 6180 the moon with the Korean indie studio Turtle Cream. The core mechanism of this puzzle-platformer is that the top and bottom of the screen are connected in a recursive loop. While recursion is often experienced as stultifying, they aimed to design a liberating feeling, an unbounded jump, arising from recursion.