About
I’m a passionate researcher and writer exploring the transformative impact of emerging technologies on society, cognition, and culture. My work focuses on how technology can enhance human autonomy and capabilities rather than diminish our potential. With a transdisciplinary background spanning the humanities, social sciences, computer science, and cognitive sciences, I bridge diverse fields and move effortlessly between speculative, applied, creative, and policy-driven research.
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PhD Researcher at the École Normale Supérieure de Paris – PSL University, among many experiences, I have been recently Lecturer at Sciences Po Paris, Visiting Researcher at the University of Oxford (Institute for Ethics in AI), Visiting Researcher at the University of Tokyo, and Affiliate Researcher at the Maison Française d'Oxford. Additionally, I serve as a studio researcher for Antikythera, a cutting-edge think tank incubated by the Berggruen Institute. I’ve taught at universities in France and Italy, worked in public and private institutions, and contributed to numerous conferences and projects.
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When I’m not immersed in research, I’m crafting poetry, writing novels and scripts, and strive to create art in every way I can.
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I’m fluent in English, French, Italian, and Spanish.