Self-learning systems have the potential to learn from their own experiences by interacting with their environment. I am interested in how we can use these systems to understand social phenomena and make AI explainable. I focus on how information from the environment is perceived and represented to create the transfer from simulation to reality.
Before working at Heilbronn University, I studied business informatics and cognitive science and gained experience in various areas of software development.
I supervise theses in the following subject areas:
An overview of currently advertised projects can be found on the ZML website. If you have your own ideas, please contact me.
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