Nadisha-Marie Aliman

Dr. Nadisha-Marie Aliman is a Researcher at the Faculty of Science, Utrecht University, specializing in Human-Centered Computing. Her work bridges artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and ethical frameworks through transdisciplinary research.

• Institution: Utrecht University
• Department: Human-Centered Computing

Research Interests focus on AI safety, deepfake technology, epistemic security, and ethical utility functions. She investigates:

• AI's societal risks in immersive environments
• Moral programming for extended reality systems
• Transdisciplinary AI observatory models
• Post-truth challenges in virtual reality

Recent Publications show consistent trends in:

• Deepfake detection and countermeasures
• Epistemic defense mechanisms
• AI value alignment
• Cybersecurity in immersive technologies

Collaborative Network spans AI safety, ethical design, and virtual reality research, with key partnerships at institutions like IEEE and Springer. Notable Projects include AI safety frameworks, deepfake epistemology, and XR ethical programming models.