Research

I lead research at Metagov. I’m also a doctoral student in computer science at Oxford, studying under Samson Abramsky and Bob Coecke. Previously, I held fellowships at Stanford (at the Digital Civil Society Lab), Princeton (in the CS department), and MIT (in the math department). I completed my master’s in pure math at the Courant Institute at NYU, where my research involved applications of geometry and topology to artificial intelligence. For my thesis, I’ve been exploring different ways of applying category theory and sheaf theory to computational learning theory. I also conduct more applied research on collective intelligence and the governance of online communities.

For an updated list of publications and preprints, please see my CV.

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I am currently collecting my thoughts and questions into a summary of my research (the first version was my master’s thesis); any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! The paper is modeled on this paper by Andreas Holmstrom.

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