AI Research Scientist · Interdisciplinary Researcher
I'm an AI research scientist focused on human-AI interaction, AI ethics, and the societal implications of emerging technologies, with an interdisciplinary background in cognitive science, neuroscience, and computer science. I studied cognitive science at UC Berkeley and currently build tools and analyze data to better understand how humans can co-exist and create with modern AI systems like LLMs. My published research draws on biosemiotics and cultural evolution to examine how these technologies reshape the way we think, communicate, and make meaning.
Patterns and Meaning — a conversation series