I am an interdisciplinary researcher, writer and editor based between Copenhagen and Berlin. My research focuses on the transformations in society spurred on by the development and deployment of artificial intelligence.

I am currently employed as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Copenhagen; my work focuses on analysing the effect that the use of generative AI has upon how academic research is conducted. My academic interests also focus on the analysis and critique of the broader political economy of contemporary technology, technological infrastructures, and the role they play under a rapidly evolving capitalism. My doctoral dissertation focused on leveraging technical critiques of "multilinguality" in language models, through a perspective of linguistic theory and model interpretability.

I am a founding editor of the recently-launched magazine Disjunctions, and serve on the editorial board for The Left Berlin.