Research

I work at the intersection of technology, security, and decision-making, focusing on how AI and emerging disruptive technologies shape defence and security contexts. Current projects explore human-AI interaction in critical military and security settings, cognition and decision-making in wargames. Beyond these projects, I’m interested in the broader forces shaping current security policy, including private influence in defence, narratives around AI and AGI, and their impact on strategy, procurement, and governance. I also investigate defence, intelligence, and security studies more broadly, covering MENA/SWANA , EU and international institutions, democratic resilience, and the societal effects of disinformation and emerging technologies.

Consulting

I provide independent expertise across various dimensions of security and innovation, with a focus on digital and emerging disruptive technologies in security and defence. I provide support with technology assessment, EDTs and digitalization policies, and strategic forecasting to navigate today’s complex and fast-evolving global environment.

Heuristics of AI-DSS in the Military

This started as a supervised research project during the 2024 ISI programme by the Cambridge Security Initiative with the paper: Heuristics of Artificial Intelligence Decision Support Systems in the Military. A wargaming methodology. While momentarily on the back-burner, this is still a main focus of my activity.