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Cesare Carissimo is a Lecturer at the Department of Humanities, Social and Political Sciences at ETH Zürich, specializing in Computational Social Science. His work bridges computational methodologies with interdisciplinary social analysis, focusing on ethical implications of AI, algorithmic fairness, and sociotechnical systems.
Research interests emphasize artificial intelligence ethics, computational models in societal contexts, and the intersection of robotics with emergent behaviors. His recent work explores topics such as algorithmic governance, reinforcement learning dynamics, and narrative-based AI failure analysis.
Publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches to understanding how computational methods can address complex social challenges, including democracy design and robotic systems' autonomy.
