Kobi Hackenburg
PhD candidate, University of Oxford · Research Scientist, UK AI Security Institute. Studying how AI systems influence human attitudes, behavior, and cognition.
About I am a computational social scientist studying persuasion, communication, and artificial intelligence. My research combines human experiments with hands-on work building and training AI systems to answer fundamental questions about the dynamics of individual and collective influence. My work has been published in journals including Science, PNAS, and Nature Human Behaviour, and covered in venues such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, The Guardian, and MIT Technology Review. Currently, I am finishing my PhD in social data science at the University of Oxford as…
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