Category: Blog
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From CERN Grid Computing to AI Disinformation Research: My Academic Journey
Research rarely follows a straight path. Looking back at my academic journey from 2010 to today, I can trace a clear thread connecting distributed computing at CERN, data strategy consulting, visual analytics, and my current focus on AI-powered disinformation detection. Here is that story. 2010–2013: Grid Computing at CERN My research career began at CERN,…
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Apple One Costs Up to 91% Less in Other Countries: A Visual Comparison of 42 Markets
Apple One bundles Apple Music, TV+, Arcade, and iCloud into a single subscription. What most people don’t realize: the price varies dramatically depending on which country your Apple ID is registered in. I built an interactive comparison of all 42 countries where Apple One is currently available. The results are striking. The Highlights India: €1.78/month…
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500 Free Codes for Trackless Links: Tester Program Launch
I just launched a tester program for Trackless Links, the on-device Safari extension that strips tracking parameters from URLs. 500 free promo codes are up for grabs. Claim one, use the app, file a GitHub issue when something is off.
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From Misinformation to Agentic AI: Where My Research Is Heading
After two years researching how AI generates misinformation, I am expanding into agentic AI systems. The trust questions are similar but harder: when agents act autonomously, how do we verify intent, calibrate trust, and maintain oversight?
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From Misinformation to Agentic AI: Where My Research Is Heading
Two years studying AI-generated misinformation led me here: agentic AI systems. The trust questions are similar but harder. When agents act on your behalf, how do you verify they did what you intended?
