AI, social computing, and human agency

I study how intelligent systems affect human cognition, judgment, relationships, and agency.

My work spans social computing, computational social science, AI ethics, and human-centred AI. I combine empirical and computational studies of human–AI interaction with technical work on adaptive, efficient, and privacy-preserving intelligent systems.

Selected research

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AI & Social Life →

I study how AI interacts with human judgment, relationships, and social environments, including human–LLM moral judgment, recommender systems, and artificial companionship.

Human Agency & Formation →

I study how digital technologies affect cognition, learning, and judgment, with current work on cognitive offloading, generative AI, and the role of practice in maintaining human skills.

Featured work

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Projects & funded research

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2026–2027

Moral Red Lines

As Principal Investigator of Moral Red Lines, I combine technical AI analysis with Catholic moral thought to examine human control, responsibility, dignity, and limits on what should be delegated to machines.

2025–present

LLM Ethical Value Alignment

I lead the development of an ethical benchmark of approximately 10,000 instructions, independently annotated by three annotators and prepared for open release through CLARIN.SI.

Jan–Jun 2026

CARDIO-FL

Completed: adaptive cardiac monitoring using wearable ECG, smartphone PPG, inertial context, on-device inference and federated learning.

Academic service

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Speaking & workshops

I give research-based talks and workshops for educators, researchers, youth professionals, and public audiences on AI, cognition, human agency, and digital life. Formats range from invited lectures to interactive workshops.

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Status as of (Ljubljana).