Welcome to my academic page!

I am a PhD candidate at the Graduate Center CUNY. My research focuses on modeling the cognition of large language models (LLMs) via tools from the philosophy of science and cognitive science. I am also interested in technical AI research, especially the work on evaluations of cognitive capabilities and the study of the internals of systems, a.k.a. mechanistic interpretability.

In addition to my research, I teach a course on AI and the future of humanity at Queens College CUNY.

In a previous life, I worked on the metaphysics of science (laws of nature, causation, etc.) and American philosophy. In 2020, I published my translation of Thoreau’s selected letters in Greek.

Before that, I was planning a path in the human brain sciences, thinking that medical school and neuroscience would answer all my questions. Spoiler alert: they would not. So, here I am.

You can navigate through my research, teaching, technical projects, and arts to explore more of my work and interests.