Focused on LLM factuality, low-resource constraints, and explainable language modeling. Has experience in various areas such as image coloration, novel view synthesis, and speech enhancement using diffusion-based generative models.
Research Experience
Worked for nearly 3 years at Fraunhofer IIS institute as part of an audio research team developing a proposal for the MPEG-I standard. His role included planning and developing test content in XR, conducting listening tests, developing a common audio evaluation platform, and developing CI/CD pipelines with GitLab. For almost the past 2 years, while studying at Aalborg University, he has also been working as an Android app developer for a local startup, contributing to maintaining and developing new features for the Android app. Additionally, he worked as a Student Research Assistant developing a prototype of a physiotherapy AI-based evaluation system and as a Teaching Assistant for an introductory Machine Learning course at Aalborg University, Copenhagen.
Education
PhD Fellow at Aalborg University Copenhagen since September 2024, focusing on LLM factuality, primarily looking into hallucination phenomena and methods of mitigating it with the use of knowledge-graphs. During his master's studies, he worked on projects related to AI transparency and adversarial attacks, Question-Answering, Part-of-Speech tagging, and parameter-efficient (adapter-based) Machine Translation within NLP.
Background
Research interests include Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML), particularly LLM factuality, multilinguality, knowledge graphs, and parameter-efficient fine-tuning. Interested in the ethical implications of AI and its role in society.
Miscellany
Interested in developing cross-modal AI systems that can learn from multiple sources of data, such as text and audio or text and images.