I became interested in AI in 2015 when the results of deep learning started making the news. Already having had an interest in programming, I was fascinated and intrigued by how we could use computers to perform tasks previously only reserved for humans.

I started to learn everything I could about deep learning, and in 2018, I did my first real project detecting Higgs-Tau Tau decays which received international recognition.

From 2018 to 2021, I worked at Capra Robotics on high level software modules with a focus on simulation and AI applications.

Today I study physics at University of Copenhagen. And work with the Steinhardt group doing extragalactic astronomy research.