Designing Global Financial Governance for Artificial General Intelligence (2025)
This project designs a global regulatory framework for Artificial General Intelligence in financial markets.
It compares the EU AI Act, U.S. regulatory guidance, and Asia–Pacific sandbox models to identify gaps and conflicts in how each addresses AGI’s speed, opacity, and systemic risk.
Enabling the Panpoticon?
GDPR, Employee Power, and Workplace Surveillance (2024)
Distinction-earning LSE master's dissertation; I explored how well the GDPR protects employees from modern workplace surveillance powered by machine learning
U.S. Semiconductor Policy: Actions for AI Competitiveness (2024)
This policy memo analyzes how U.S. semiconductor strategy shapes AI competitiveness and national security, weighing Taiwan supply-chain risks, cost disadvantages, and uncertain AI compute growth.
Mapping the Strategic Focus of U.S. Semiconductor Export Controls (2024)
This project investigated whether—and how—the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) increasingly targets companies involved with chokepoint technologies when adding entities to its export-control list.
It gives insight whether BIS is tightening focus on chokepoint technologies where U.S. and allies hold decisive leverage.
Predicting and Preempting Fossil Fuel Resistance to Fusion Energy (2025)
in-progress
