RAG Pipelines and AI Discovery Tools for Academic Libraries
Exploring how retrieval-augmented generation and AI-driven search tools are transforming how academic libraries surface and deliver knowledge to researchers.
PhD Political Science
2017-08-01
2022-12-12
Arizona State University
MS Data Science
2025-12-16
2024-08-08
University of Arizona
BS European Studies and Economic Sciences
2008-09-15
2012-05-31
Qafqaz University
My research examines how AI and computational methods can help institutions govern, evaluate, and respond to emerging technologies. Drawing on machine learning, large language models, and computational social science, I investigate how institutions adapt to technological change, manage risk, and design effective governance frameworks. My work also explores the use of AI for academic, legal, and policy research, as well as the societal implications of AI in higher education.
Research Areas
AI, Society, and Higher Education
I investigate societal implications of AI adoption in higher education, technology acceptance, academic integrity, and relationship between people, institutions, and AI systems.
AI for Research and Knowledge Production
I examine AI use for academic, legal, and policy research, focusing on research workflows and the opportunities and risks of AI-assisted knowledge production systems.
Governance of AI and Emerging Technologies
I study how universities adopt, regulate, and oversee AI systems, examining the governance structures, policies, and institutional conditions that shape responsible AI integration.
AI for Policy and Conflict Forecasting
I leverage machine learning and large language models to forecast policy outcomes and conflict dynamics, advancing computational approaches to the study of social and political processes.
Selected Research Projects
These are tools, datasets, and platforms I have built to support AI-driven research and academic workflows, from discovery infrastructure to open-source libraries.
Exploring how retrieval-augmented generation and AI-driven search tools are transforming how academic libraries surface and deliver knowledge to researchers.
A talk on building auditable AI governance frameworks within academic and research institutions, balancing innovation with institutional compliance.
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