Hi! I am a PhD Candidate in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Milan, Italy.
I am part of the Logic, Uncertainty, Computation and Information Group (LUCI Lab) and PhilTech Research Center. Giuseppe Primiero is my supervisor.
My work lies at the intersection between philosophy and computer science. I investigate ontological, epistemological, and formal aspects of machine learning systems, and work on how to formalize the intertwined notions of correctness, fairness, and miscomputation.
My main interests span philosophy, logic, and computer science, including:
Ethics of AI, data ethics, algorithmic fairness
Metaphysical and epistemological issues of computational artefacts at large
Formal models of AI (e.g., neurosymbolic AI)
Feminist epistemology
Since May 2025, I am co-founder and junior researcher at MIRAI, a spin-off of the Department of Philosophy, University of Milan that helps companies become more conscious of the ethical implications of their AI solutions.
Department of Philosophy, University of Milan,
Via Festa del Perdono, 7 20122 Milano
News
📄My co-authored paper Data Speak but Sometimes Lie has just been accepted for publication in IJAR, the International Journal of Approximate Reasoning!
🏆I've been awarded the 2025 Young Scholar Prize (best paper in Metaphysics) for my work A Sceptical Paradox of Implementation to be soon presented in Turin at the Annual Conference of SIFA (Italian Analytic Philosophy Society). The paper will be soon available in Philosophical Inquiries.
🎉 My co-authored work "A Neurosymbolic approach to counterfactual fairness" has been accepted at the 19th International Conference on Neurosymbolic Learning and Reasoning (NeSy), held in Santa Cruz (CA, USA) from September 8-10, 2025!
🧑🏫 I am the tutor of the course AI, Ethics and Law held by Michele Loi in the Master programme Human Centered Artificial Intelligence (first semester, academic year 2024/2025).