Now
A snapshot of right now. Last updated 2026-05-29.
Research
I’m a bit more than 2.5 years into my Doctorate.
Recently, my focus shifted from memorization-based privacy to novel harms caused by capable AI agents. The main inspiration is the position paper by Niloofar Mireshghallah and Tianshi Li.
Things I’m excited about:
- How much do inference providers learn about their users? How can this information be misused?
- How much information do agents have about their users (on real notebooks)?
- What are the dangers capable agents pose to third parties’ privacy?1
- How can agents (inadvertently) violate a user’s privacy beyond contextual integrity?
Various
- I will be in South Korea (ICML) and Japan in July; happy to chat if you’re around!
- I’m exploring cycling routes around Zurich and appreciate any recommendations.
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Recent work tests this question in the context of deanonymizing pseudonymous online accounts. But there are more dangers to explore. ↩︎