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Frankfurt Through My Lens
Most people only pass through Frankfurt. I lived there for the length of a research project, and these are the photographs I like best from that time.
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Essays, brief research ideas, and personal columns on AI, Human-Computer Interaction, science, and digital well-being.
On Doom-Scrolling and Brain Fog as Escaping Mechanisms
Sometimes you have to admit that you have lost. Everyone sometimes loses a battle. In the last days, I’ve lost the battle against doom-scrolling. In this brief column, I try to process...
On Compendiums and General Notebooks Usage
I am now learning the difference between a “compendium” and other types of notebooks (in particular, commonplace books). Yet, I am here wondering: Is all of this structure really necessary?
My struggle with boredom in an uninteresting city
This post resembles a rant more than an actual blog post; thus, I doubt that you will gain anything from reading this. However, I feel like I must share these thoughts in...
I recently got a typewriter in an attempt to regain my focus
My mind and general interests are currently in a very hard spot. I am a Computer Science researcher. This brings me face-to-face with technology every day. And I do that with immense...
The Power of Handwriting: Embracing Slowness in a Digital World
In a world of endless tabs, blinking cursors, and distraction-driven design, writing on paper feels like a deliberate act of resistance. It’s slow. It’s tactile. It offers no shortcuts, no notifications, and...
Blending the Personal and the Professional: On Writing on a Blog as a Researcher
There is something strangely intimate about writing a blog post as a researcher. It is not a paper, a deliverable, or a grant proposal. It doesn’t carry the armor to criticism that...
Beyond Automation, Toward Symbiosis: Interactions Between Humans and Artificial Intelligence
We are now living in an era where artificial intelligence (commonly known as AI) is no longer a distant concept confined to research laboratories or science fiction books. Instead, it has become...
Is automation really the best use of AI?
Research shows it isn’t… but it depends on users’ goals.
How to design AI for empowering humans
Balancing automation and human expertise when designing AI requires understanding your users’ needs.
The need and format for publications is stifling innovation and science adoption
Nowadays two problems affect science: the quantum necessary to publish scientific discovery is large. This not only heavily increases the time needed for publication, but it also impacts the time required to...
To Automate or To Augment Humans?
The growing influence of AI brings benefits and risks. Our research explores how human-centred AI balances automation and human control in website usability evaluation. It shows how AI streamlines the detection of...
