I am a PhD candidate at King’s College and Imperial College London, where I am part of a cohort researching how to make AI safe and trustworthy. In my current project, I am investigating how robots can learn to proactively explain their decisions and assist people in collaborative scenarios. As part of this, I train machine learning models to predict when explanations are needed and what they should be about by interpreting the user’s non-verbal behaviour and contextual task clues.
I love interdisciplinary work, learning about different perspectives, and combining them to get a rich understanding of a phenomenon. Beyond designing human–robot experiments, for which I draw on my background in cognitive science and AI, I am researching conceptual metaphors and image schemas in text corpora using tools from natural language processing and theories from cognitive linguistics.
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PhD in Safe and Trusted AI, 2021-2025
King's College London, Imperial College London
MSc in Cognitive Science, 2018-2021
Joint Degree with University of Vienna, University of Ljubljana, Comenius University Bratislava, Eötvös Loránd University Budapest
BSc in Computer Science, 2014-2017
University of Paderborn
Here you can find the different research topics I investigated. Click on one to find further information on the topic and the corresponding publications.