Philosopher of AI, Science and Technology

Artificial intelligence is forcing us to reconsider what intelligence actually is.

  • Group Product Manager of Responsible AI at Microsoft

  • Researcher in Philosophy, Cognitive Science and AI at Linköping University in Sweden

  • Former head of Responsible AI at Twitch

My work develops a philosophical account of how science and technology emerge from structures of human cognition. It challenges the divide between scientific practice and humanistic accounts of meaning and life by showing their common origin.

AI brings this into focus. AI does not stand apart from human intelligence - it extends it. For that reason, it is not beyond our control, but open to understanding and governance.

At Microsoft, I translate this perspective into practice by building software for safe, secure and responsible AI.

Harvard University

Panel on AI and Humanities
Sept 14, 2026

Loyola University Chicago

Reflections on AI and Magnifica Humanitas
Sept 23, 2026

Bowdoin University

Guest Lecture: AI Ethics
Oct 1, 2026

Catholic University of America

Panel on AI and Philosophy
Oct 16, 2026

Artificial intelligence is changing the question of intelligence

We usually ask how closely artificial intelligence can approximate human intelligence. I approach the problem from the opposite direction: What does our ability to create artificial intelligence reveal about the structure of human intelligence itself?

My research traces scientific abstraction and artificial intelligence back to more basic structures of perception, embodiment, invariance, and consciousness. This provides a different way of understanding both what AI is and what responsibility for it requires.

The Origins of Artificial Intelligence in Natural Intelligence

Microsoft Research
May 2026

AI is not Artificial

Institute for Art and Ideas
May 2026

Selected Papers in Philosophy of Science and Technology

The Technophobic Impediments to Heidegger’s Phronesis Revival

Society for Existential and Phenomenological Theory and Culture
Univ of British Columbia
June 2019

What did Aristotle really say about Ethics and Technology?

Contemporary Aristotelian Studies Specialist Group
Univ of Nottingham
June 2012

From Predicate Modeling to Semantic Analysis of Predicates: The Use of Logic in Computer Science

AI and Automation (KI 2009)
Univ of Paderborn
August 2009

Bolzano’s Theory of Science

Dissertation
Catholic University of America, School of Philosophy
May 2009

Areas of Specialization

AI Ethics/Technology Ethics

Phenomenology

Ethics

Philosophy of Technology

Philosophy of Statistics

Philosophy of Science