I am an interdisciplinary researcher, writer and editor based between Copenhagen and Berlin, presently employed as a postdoctoral researcher at the Copenhagen Center for Social Data Science. My research focuses on the transformations in society spurred on by the development and deployment of artificial intelligence.

I am particularly interested in two aspects of this transformation: in the sociological implications of the widespread adoption of generative AI, and in analysis and critique of the broader political economy of generative AI, and the role it plays in (techno-)capitalism. My PhD dissertation focused on leveraging technical critiques of "multilinguality" in language models, through a perspective of linguistic theory and model interpretability.

I serve on the editorial board for The Left Berlin, and the recently launched Disjunctions Magazine.