I'm a final year Computer Science student at Politecnico di Torino( weighted
grade average 29.42/30, top 0.5% of my class) with a deep curiosity for generative
AI in all its forms, from large language models and retrieval augmented systems to
the diffusion models behind image generation. I'm less interested in treating these
models as black boxes than in understanding how they actually work, where they break,
and how to make them more reliable and controllable.
That curiosity plays out in a few directions at once: I research how to detect
and attribute AI generated code, build multi agent RAG systems that reason over
real world data, and explore how diffusion models can be steered including an
ongoing project fine tuning Stable Diffusion to generate caricatures that stay
identity consistent while pushing artistic exaggeration.
Beyond research, I love building production quality software taking an idea all
the way through data, modeling, pipelines and deployment end to end. My
analytical instincts go back further than my CS degree: I represented my school
internationally as part of a math olympiad team, and I still approach every
problem the same way break it down until it's obvious.