I'm a computer scientist passionate about understanding how AI can reason, collaborate, and align with human values.  My current research focuses on LLMs in multi-agent systems, exploring how trust enables effective collaboration between agents.  I also investigate how vision-language models reflect human biases, particularly in misinformation contexts. This work is essential for building fairer and more reliable AI systems.

Before working with LLMs, I spent several years developing autonomous driving agents inspired by human cognition. I focused on perception systems that mirror brain structures and mechanisms, designing models that mimic human mental imagery to predict unforeseen scenarios.  This work gave me deep insights into how cognitive architectures can inform AI design.

Outside research, I explore technology's creative potential through 3D computer graphics, video game development, and architectural design—pursuits that often spark new perspectives on my technical work.

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