My work sits at the intersection of AI and HCI, with a particular interest in making intelligent systems more understandable: why a system behaves the way it does, and how it arrived at a particular result. My current research explores how LLMs use human personality information, including how psychological information can shape personalised or role-playing interactions and how such personalisation may be misused.
Outside research, I enjoy heist and crime films, fictional books, reverse-engineering games and creating mods. I also like building technical side projects, whether that's a small tool for a friend or a rather unnecessary experiment that somehow turns into an ML project.

MSc. Computer Science Hasselt University - Hasselt
Bridging program MSc. Computer Science Hasselt University - Hasselt
BSc Applied Computer Science Thomas More - Geel
Researcher Digital Future Lab @ Hasselt University - Diepenbeek
Student Hospital Geel - Geel
Internship Hospital Geel - Geel
Software Engineering 3rd Year Bachelor - 9011
Moralpersona Sandbox: a Testbed for Persona-Conditioned Moral Reasoning in LLMS Supervisors: Prof. dr. Kris Luyten, Gilles Eerlings - Read
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