Posts’ Archive
2025
My struggle with boredom in an uninteresting city
September 7, 2025
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 the hope of exorcising these sensations and, possibly, elicit a solution.
I recently got a typewriter in an attempt to regain my focus
August 30, 2025
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 pleasure: I love keeping updated on the latest tech news and gadgets. I usually follow, every year, at least Apple’s WWDC, in an attempt to understand where the software I use every day is moving to. And I feel genuine excitement about any new announcement they make. As an example, working in the field of Human-Computer Interaction, I was genuinely thrilled when Apple introduced the “Dynamic Island” because, in a way, it was blurring the line between hardware and software.
2024
Beyond Automation, Toward Symbiosis: Interactions Between Humans and Artificial Intelligence
November 26, 2024 · Published in Medium
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 a reality that intertwines with our daily lives (albeit, at times, not without issues¹). We interact with AI systems daily, often without even realizing it: from voice assistants that respond to our requests to recommendations from our favorite streaming platforms about which TV series to watch when we’re bored on the couch. And here lies the first warning sign: AI is no longer just an observer learning from our behaviors but is starting to influence them.
The need and format for publications is stifling innovation and science adoption
June 29, 2024 · Published in Journal of Brief Ideas
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 stay up to date with the...
‘Accuracy per FLOP’: A Green AI Metric for Fair and Efficient AI Development
May 31, 2024 · Published in Journal of Brief Ideas
Recent advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly through Deep Learning and large-scale datasets, have led to the creation of powerful models like OpenAI's GPT-n. These models have significantly enhanced Natural Language...